daniel: s, i did and i do. it was very important to me to complete this work, this book oa my father' to complete it well. the last words he spoke to me about it were "if it is not worthy, don't publish it." i promised him to follow through on tt. i made sure with all my powers to make sure that it was worthy, and i believe it is. jane: he wrote about so much, though. do you think alike, or a you bringing something of yourself to this project? daniel: well, i am my father'so son,certainly can't

daniel: s, i did and i do. it was very important to me to complete this work, this book oa my father' to complete it well. the last words he spoke to me about it were "if it is not worthy, don't publish it." i promised him to follow through on tt. i made sure with all my powers to make sure that it was worthy, and i believe it is. jane: he wrote about so much, though. do you think alike, or a you bringing something of yourself to this project? daniel: well, i am my father'so son,certainly can't separate all that i am from all that he was, and i learned so much from him throughout my life. but coming to this project, it is his book, not mine. i am the editor, not the author. but i did and do believe i erderstood his mind very well, and through our cotions and my reading of his work my whole life, i feel like understood what he wanted to get at. and at is something he expressed to me in parts of the book, in the introduction, i speak about letters we wrote back and forth when he told me that i could see the same

fraser and he's sort of the fulcrum in this history so you have denton cooley and then fraser and daniel s. the sort of people you hang this history on and they all have these big egos and drive to succeed. can you paint a quick sketch of who these guys are? >> that's another reason i i wanted to write a book. i don't know how many of you remember god, but the most famous surgeon at the time he had to be lured to houston. heay called baylor a third rate medical school and he threw his oil, turned it into a first-class institution and he actually despite the size of his ego which wouldn't fit in the capital, he brought an excellent people from all over the country and all over the world and one of the people he brought in was a houston native and i don't know how many of you remember him but he was from a family in houston he was one of the most handsome men who ever lived and he also, i've gotten in trouble for saying that but he was also one of the best surgeons who ever lived. he was so fast which was important because when he started doing heart surgery they didn't have a heart and lung

daniel s lawyer michael avenatti calls the amount absurd and outrageous.of stormy, janice dean is here with today's forecast. rob: stormy dean. >> i haven't heard that before. rob: look at denver at 19. >> with windchill it feels colder than that, cold air sinking as far south as texas, cooler than average for a lot of folks. we had relatively warm temperatures on the east coast, that is going to end, 38 in new york city, past 24 hours, fairly quiet. a couple things we are watching for. lake effect snow, the frontal boundary across florida will bring scattered showers but nothing we can't handle. we have the next storm system moving to the west coast in the next couple days bringing coastal rain and mountain snow across the sierra nevada mountains and that energy will make for our next weather maker across the country. over the central us and possibly a coastal storm as we head into sunday and monday. a couple days to fine-tune the forecast. there is what it looks like across the country, potential for more rain and snow for california and lake effect snow

daniels. prosecutors want cohen to s lve st four years in prison. >>> president trump's former national security advisor michael flynn will be sentenced next week. ynn is asking for probation. he pledo guilty lying to the fbi about his contact with russians. yesterday flynn's lawyers filed a memo asking the judge to consider flynn's cperation with special counsel robert mueller. last week mueller's team recommended no jail time because of his cooperation. >>>or the second time in a row time named a group of people. time named the group the guardians. there are four different covers honoring journalists who were targeted for the war. i.rst cover is jamal khasho another cover honors two reuters reporters in myanmar. a third cover features a journalistd threate with prosecution after reporting on the philippine president and finally the fourth cover honors capital gazette staff. >>> you may recall they p out a newspaper hours after a mass shooting in their newsroom kill five of the colleagues. news 4'shr gordon spoke to the staff of the gazette as thed rece another hon another yet at the university

[speaking spanish] let me thank daniel and csi s for the invitation to discuss how to work together todvance freedom in our hemisphere. spanish, therein are many things that will keep me in washington on friday, as much as i love this town, but i would never miss an opportunity to honor a truly irreplaceable congresswoman and friend. she is an extraordinary public servant and we will miss her. [applause] sen. menendez: let me also recognize mark green for his work on democratic governance. we continue to work with him to asmote the mission, as well karl grossman, who is a tireless champion for human rights around the world. looking across the americas, i see a region of unique, potential dynamism and growth. also, mounting challenges. today, our hemisphere struggles with two migration and refugee that isincluding one at our border. with consolidated dictatorships in venezuela and a fledgling in nicaragua, it is fair to say that the future of robust democratic governance, prosperity, and the rule of law in the americas is not guaranteed. the united states must play a leadership role in

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s cities this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( terisa ) happening today...g up and down the peninsula collecting toys for underprivileged children. the train's decorations were unveiled early friday morning. today and sunday the train will visit 9 caltrain stations between san francisco and santa clara. the train will be collecting toys for children in need at each stop. ( dave ) and i'm live with what you need to know about the roads as more rain arrives in the bay area. (ácommercialá) ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ they are ridiculous when they first wake up.unkin'? daddy walks into the walls like he's a bumper car. your dunkin' doesn't make you, you... but it helps. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. we're in memphis, ♪tennessee, a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses in the u.s. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses star

intoxicated started fighting people randomly in the north bay.kron4's dan thorn has more on the bizarre fight from petaluma. 34-year-old danielurkovich is in jail tonight--accused of trying to bite off another man's finger. petaluma police say the pacific grove native was fighting with people at this bar on petaluma boulevard north in petaluma. the saturday night fights began when police say yurkovich attacked a man and was viciously beating him. another man then jumped in to restrain yurkovich and that's when police say yurkovich chomped down on his ring finger--nearly taking it off.. when officers arrived to arrest yurkovich, bar patrons told them he was acting odd before the attacks. they believe he was intoxicated. the victim with the badly injured finger was taken to a local hospital for treatment. the first man attacked was unable to be found when police arrived on scene. ( robin ) the jewish holiday of hanukkah officially started this weekend. the holiday is also known as the festival of lights. it commemorates the victory of the maccabees over the syrians. and the re-dedication of jerusalem's second temple. the holida

s yet... but a certain super-hero movie is already doing "swimmingly." david danielnto that and more entertainment news in today's hollywood minute. (nat) "in this trident resides the power of atlantis." "aquaman" is showing plenty of power before it even opens in north america! the super-sea- hero film has already hauled in 261-million dollars in more than 40 international markets. the aquatic adventure debuts in north america friday (12/21)."photography: it's about light, it's about composition, it's about the personality of the subject. i'm an artist. i would have been a painter, but the camera was invented."here's your first look at "mapplethorpe" (maple-thorp), starring matt smith as the iconic and controversial photographer robert mapplethorpe. the bio-pic hits theaters march first."same face, same eyes, same nose, same suit! same everything!"oscar statuettes rarely go on the market: since 19-51, winners have had to agree to offer them back to the motion picture academy before selling them. but pre- 19-51 oscars are another story... and one from 19-47's "gentle

in the 1770's, these are two of his later works. daniel barruod was a merchant. his falls pretty evenly in the middle of the arc of his career. more ce is a little bit unique. and this is incooperating knowledge of popular british elements of composition, the oval surround that's painted around durad. the half open letter that's dated 1774 giving contacts to the painting or things that he had acquired as he continued his career in america. and on the right, we have mrs. robert gilliam lucy skelton who was painted in petersburg, virginia in 1780. she's the wife of a planter in prince george county where petersburg is located. here we see the improved rendering of fabrics. her face also has more detail to it. and also some more convincing shadows here. -- our delancey falls between these two early and late styles. his closing is rather flat, linear, almost seems to be outlined, has the large sloth of single plain colors. i think there's something please about it. he has a slight grin, slight mile to him. there is a more plain muddy background to the painting than w

s. he's been living in brazil since two thousand and four daniel schreiber reports from one of solace. the president elect. doesn't take office for another two weeks but he's long stated his opposition to what he calls criminal elements within the left wing groups both in brazil and abroad a supreme court judge has now why should an international arrest warrant for interpol for the italian fugitive says. he's been on the run since he broke out of an italian carolynn one nine hundred eighty one where he was serving time for membership of an extreme left wing group proletarians for communism since disbanded he's accused of his part of the playing a part in the murder of four people two policemen a butcher and a jeweler a murder that he says he denies any parted he first went on the run to france then to mexico and later on superville where he's enjoyed a career as a writer quite often of crime novels he also enjoys the protection of the former president of brazil luis in asir lula da silva himself now serving time in prison on corruption charges he often says mr but d.c. that he would be

s. mccain, daniel kay akoka, and the samuel r. johnson department of veterans affairs maintaining internal systems and strengthening integrated outside networks act of 2018, better known as the v.a. mission act. the mission act is a truly transformative piece of legislation that will impact virtually every aspect of scare that the v.a. provides. developing it took many months of intense negotiation, and close collaboration between our committees, the trump administration, the department, and numerous veterans service state advocates. we should all be proud of our work on the v.a. mission act and of the benefits our veteran, our nation's veterans will derive from it in years ahead. however, in many ways, the real work has just begun. almost six months ago, the mission act was signed into law. almost six months from now, one of the act's most noteworthy requirements, the creation of a consolidated community care program, will go into effect. today, at the midpoint between enactment and execution, we are here on a bicameral and bipar

daniels. aim of preventing the payment of learning of extramarital ateff s affairs. payment cohen said the president directed him to make implicated the commander in chief in a crime. cohen asked for leniency. he hoped for no prison time but the judge refused that request in part because cohen denied to fully cooperate. at this point the extent of what he did and did not tell law enforcement remains unknown. in a statement release, his lawyer promised more information is forthcoming. at the appropriate time after mr. mueller completes his investigation and issues his final report, i look forward to assisting michael costate publicly all he knows about mr. president trump. that includes any appropriate congressional committee interested in the search for truth. prosecutors announced they reached an agreement with american media inc. that's the publisher of the national enquirer. ami admitted it made the $150,000 payment in concert with the candidate for presidential campaign in order to ensure the woman did not publicize damaging allegations about the 2016 election. a

s. and is now planning to ban all diesels from the city center that's left daniel and his colleagues baffled. it's important to make getting to the building sites really difficult for us we have to get there ourselves and not everyone has a car that runs on petrol of course we rely on our diesels and that's the problem. with. the diesel ban is likely to affect eighteen of estens districts including the a four motorway one of the most important transport axes in the valley it leads directly into s. and city center. building contractor frank shorter who bert and his employees use the a forty several times a day. if they actually closed off the a forty to diesels that would cause a lot of chaos to skilled trade companies typically expect to use their diesel pick up through at least ten years the ever tighter environmental regulations are expensive. after the diesel emissions regulations of three or four years ago we bought two new vehicles that cost us around eighty thousand euros and if we have to grind our current. vehicles to a halt and buy new ones will likely end up spending a quarter of a

he has practical experience on capitol hill, having worked for daniel patrick monahan back in the 1990's, and he still wants to talk about this stuff. we will start with the greatest hits, and it will be marked beginning. and we will go down the panel sequentially, and we will circle back. mark: always a tough act to follow. thank you for pulling this whole program together. quickly and timely, the report came out late yesterday, but i did not have a chance to -- i did have the chance to skim through it. , and comprehensive something this comprehensive have not been done since david with the ftc, and we had a similar report. interesting academically and historically to look back at what was done previously and compare the common things and new themes and try to learn from that. haves that we may sharpened our understanding. i want to start with the theme of trying to get the right level of choice and the rights type of competition. more competition is always better, and will always do better than the government can by itself, and more choices always better is .aive you can have too much

inches closer to final victory over i s turkey is threatening to launch an assault against the kurds further north reporter daniel has filed this report from the front line in syria. these people have escaped the clutches of the so-called islamic state. that stranded in a camp two hundred kilometers from the front line. traumatized exhausted but free after days of rain and cold weather the conditions are atrocious books it's better than being under the guns of the i s fighters locked in regard battle on the banks of the euphrates to get up. use does as human shields so the warplanes can't attack from the sky. planted mines everywhere and they don't want to let anyone escape. or they're criminals dirty thieves they took everything from us our money as well and then they left. the battle for the last bit of territory held by yes is a tough one. the militia has lost nearly all the land they've held but around five thousand fighters are putting up fierce resistance their leader abu bakr al baghdadi is thought to be among them. dozens of members of the s.t.'s have been killed in recent weeks and last despite our suppo

s theaters on monday, december 10th, and sunday, december 16th. now that's a holiday experience for "kids of all ages." in fraggle-wood, i'm david daniel.robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. deal talk. when you're up late bingeing video games... try my $3 sauced & loaded fries. like my chili cheese curly fries with cheddar cheese and all-beef chili or my triple cheese and bacon curly fries loaded with three kinds of cheese and bacon. so you can power through the entire zerkanian army for just 3 bucks. ok jack, just so you know, i was like this close to totally destroying your planet until i heard about those fries. thanks, zarg. i appreciate that. no seriously, i was going to boil the oceans, set your atmosphere on fire, you know really dark stuff. i get it. try my new $3 chili cheese or triple cheese & bacon curly fries. checking in on your morning forecast. skies today will be cloudier than yesterday's with rain into the afternoon. isolated heavy showers will be embedded in persistent moderate showers through the afternoon and evenin

daniels? why did michael cohen make that? >> you have to ask michael cohen. sto ask michael cohen. michael cohen admitted he lied on behalf of the president many, many times. >> the man doesn't tell the truth and it's sad. i should take responsibility for his dirty deeds. >> you lied for him for a long time. >> more than ten years. >> he's saying very clearly that he never directed you to do anything wrong. is that true? >> he directed me to make the payments. he directed me to become involved in these matters including the one with mcdougal which was between him and daivi pecker and david pecker's counsel. >> david pecker is the ceo of ami. here is what ami told the wall street journal about the payments back in 2016 right before the election. quote, ami has not paid people to kill damaging stories about mr. trump. except that's not what they told federal prosecutors when they struck a cooperation deal. quote, ami admitted that it did make the $150,000 payment in concert with the candidate's presidential campaign and in order to ensure that the women did not p

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s dan kerman reports from san jose... an arrest has now been made. san jose police say this man 32 year old daniel quintana has been arrested for felony duiit was about 130 friday morning, when police say quintana's white honda heading north on meridian avenue rear ended this black vw... sot we're trying to determien what cuased the driver of the white honda to rear end the black vw but both lost control and collided with the apartment complexthe white honda slammed through a fence resting at someone's front door... the black vw came to rest outside someone's bedroom window.sotwe know everyone in the apartment complex as sleeping so forutunately the vehicles did not enter into the aprtrment complex causing serious injury or death so we are thankful no one inside the apartment was injured.but there were injuries... the passenger in the black vw was taken to the hospital as was the suspect, neither had life threatening injuries. by mid day you could see the missing fence that had been taken out by the white honda... you could also see done by the black vw outside the bedroom windowstandup dan kerman

s case from sing the light of day. amy: in october, the widow of the philadelphia officer daniel faulkner was ordered removed from a courtroom after she protested the judge's decision to extend mumia's appeal hearining. the philadelphia inquirer reported maureen faulkner stood up and cried out to the judge -- "with all due respect, your honor! i have another 30 days that i have to go through this pain and suffering?" as she was ordered removed, she said "38 years! this is wrong!" the judge said the court was sensitive to both sides but wasn't going to rush to judgment and added -- "no matter how long it takes, this court is going to do the right thing." were you in the courtroom in october? >> i was. it was a very y dramatic momentn the hihistory of this case. it was an important moment because for the e first time, a judge essentntially said that te supporters, but also the family of m mumia abu-jamalal, hahas at to have e this issueuereated fairlyly in the case. ththat had not really y happen befofore. at the very last hearing, we had another very dramatic development. the fraternal order of police, maureen faulconer, and

s. and eighty's they were found guilty of helping the regime detain union members who were then tortured daniel schwarm the reports from one is. justice for these campaigners has taken more than thirty years to arrive in our courts in one of cyrus is sentenced to former executives at the ford motor company to prison for colluding with the military authorities in power for nine hundred seventy six to nine hundred eighty three. the former manufacturing director was sentenced to ten years and security manager. to twelve years for passing you know organizes details to the authorities. among them with pedro to reality one of twenty five union organizers who was then detained and tortured a clandestine center. they put hoods on a spy took the handcuffs off and tartars for some while pushed to the ground and subjected us to a whole series of torture including fake executions they peters' kicked us pushed our faces into the ground. pedro and his colleagues were later released but say many union organizers from other industries they were imprisoned with were not so fortunate for the what he said there.

s way to describe it. if you quit someone and they go down, it's absolutely acceptable. it's a professional gay. danielg. here's not the kind of person who tries to do that. someone could about but, i'm not sure if you talk about but, i'm not sure if you talk about that. if you talk about the challenge against alberto mourinho. what are we talking about? we all have our own interests and games. that's how it is. well, on that, the former chelsea and aston villa midfielder, steve sidwell, joins me from our london newsroom. steve, what is hurting football more — people who dive and simulate injury, or teams not being able to show their physical side? we wa nt we want the tough tackling to stay. that is the competitive edge of this high level, elite sport. a good strong, fair tackle can ignite a game. that's what the fines want to see. just as well as a fair players taking on one another and scoring goals. we want the tough tackling to stay, as long as it fear. we don't wa nt stay, as long as it fear. we don't want the assimilation and diving. i can see where you can call is coming from, sticking up for h

president is facing mountdeg gal rel ornow s cohen, coordinated his actions with one or more members of the campaign when he facilitated payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. and they say he acted in coordination with and at the diof individua aka, then-candidate donald trump. the president's story on this has changed over time. first, he claimed to know nothing about the payments. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no, no. >> reporter: then, he said he only knew about them after the fact. >> did you know about the payments? >> later on, i knew. later on. >> reporter: now, he calls it a "simple private transaction." all this has democrats, preparing to take over the house, openly talking about the possibility of impeachment. >> well, they would be impeachable offenses, whether they are important enough to justify an impeachment is a different question. >> reporter: others are raising the possibility the president could be indicted after he leaves office. >> he may be the first president in quite some time to face the real prospect of jail time. >> reporter: all this is playing out as the president is search

the u-s yet, but a certain super-hero movie is already doing "swimmingly." david danielo that and more entertainment news in our hollywood minute. (nat) "in this trident resides the power of atlantis." "aquaman" is showing plenty of power before it even opens in north america! the super-sea- hero film has already hauled in 261-million dollars in more than 40 international markets. the aquatic adventure debuts in north america friday (12/21)."photography: it's about light, it's about composition, it's about the personality of the subject. i'm an artist. i would have been a painter, but the camera was invented."here's your first look at "mapplethorpe" (maple-thorp), starring matt smith as the iconic and controversial photographer robert mapplethorpe. the bio-pic hits theaters march first."same face, same eyes, same nose, same suit! same everything!"oscar statuettes rarely go on the market: since 19-51, winners have had to agree to offer them back to the motion picture academy before selling them. but pre- 19-51 oscars are another story... and one from 19-47's "gentleman's

daniel. ( darya ) still to come on the kron4 morning news... it's one of the busiest travel days of the year. and we're out at sand boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's ristmas! ♪ childhoods, joyland never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease the glc 300 for $459 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ( darya ) good morning and thanks for joining us... i'm darya folsom.( will ) and i'm will tran in for james fletcher. our top story this morning... the countdown to a partial government shutdown.kristen holmes has the latest. ( will ) ha

s lawyers argue it was an uncharacteristic error in judgment. prosecutors have also agreed that flynn should not spend any time behind bars. >>> a judge has ordered stormy daniels to page president trump early $300,000. the money would cover the legal fees after the defamation suit was dismissed. the porn star sued the president after he dismissed her claims of being threatened to keep quiet about an affair. a judge tossed the suit in october. >>> we know the name of the surfer who died last week at ocean beach, he was a husband and father of two, this picture from a gofundme showing him with his family. last friday, a fellow surfer jumped into action after he was caught in the rough surf. he later died at the hospital. >>> some thieves attempting to steal an atm machine were not too successful. police say burglars broke into a business and tried to drag an atm machine out the front door by towing it with a rental u- haul pickup truck. they could not pull it off. to give up, fled the scene. police are looking for the suspects. >>> police are investigating a grand theft in southern california, the target, birds. the heist was caught on camera, two adults distrac

daniel. ( darya ) still to come on the kron4 morning news... it's one of the busiest travel days of the year. and we're out at si'm darya folsom.( will ) and i'm will tran in for james fletcher. our top story this morning ... the a partial government ( darya ) in less than 13 hours a in less than 13 hours a large portion of the government will run out of money. earlier this earlier this week... the senate passed a spending bill that would have funded the government through the beginning of february. but yesterday president trump said he would not support that bill because it did not include funding for the president's border wall. last night... the house of representatives passed another spending bill that did include $5 billion dollars for the wall... but that bill is not likely to pass in the senate. kristen holmes is live in washington d-c with the latest. kristen. a government shutdown ahead of the holidays is looking more and more likely -- as president trump decided not to sign a republican deal to keep the government en

s. yet people like gaby stevens at twice the democratic party nominee for president george h.w. bush who is buried today was a united states ambassador you had rather prominent intellectual like daniel patrick moynihan who would later be united states senator from new york and the slaughter group of women which includes nicky elliott included among others now in all right who would be future secretary of state and even a somewhat unconventional pick at the time by president obama samantha power she had been a journalist with a great deal of foreign experience notably in africa covering there on rwandan genocide so on that level this is notable on another level i think it's very much and easily explained by trump's fascination in particular with american cable news television and in particular with the fox cable news network and where one of his favorite shows is a very popular morning show friends and now or for several years was associated with that show and that has surely had something to do with her selection initially the united states state department he has an interest nearly an obsession with image and people on the hope mission. we've got a lot more to come here it is or in

s. yet people like adly stevenson twice the democratic party nominee for president george h.w. bush who is buried today was a united states ambassador you had rather prominent intellectual like daniel patrick moynihan who would later be knighted state senator from new york and the small group of women which includes nikki haley included among others now in albright who would be future secretary of state and even a somewhat unconventional pick at the time by president obama samantha power she has been a journalist with a great deal for experience notably in africa covering the wrong rwandan genocide so on that level this is notable i think he's just a natural for the ocean in that she's a narrative of the people he's seen on television the first time i interviewed truong and i was writing a column the time for the new york times not a pretty long print career the first thing he said was all i know you can television that's how i know me and was supposedly impressed i think it's the same thing with heather nauert mike pompei on the secretary of state is really in charge of foreign policy right now and i suspect they will work and say and she will basically be subordinate to him the o

s krauthammer has a new book point of it all. completed and edited by his son daniel krauthammer.ver have seen before. you can see even more of that of charles krauthammer.com. wonderful book and essays and perfect for this time of year. also i will be on "special report" tonight. >> greg: excellent. juan? >> juan: do you remember the themscene of clark griswold slipping and hanging from the edge of the roof by his fingers? here is that scene from national lampoon's christmas vacation. [screams] there is a story come to life for christmas 2018, the family in austin, texas put a dummy at the edge of their roof complete with a clark griswold mask. one passersby thought it was real and ran over to help. watch this. >> can you reach it? help! [laughter] >> the man, a veteran even called 911. the family has now put up a sign warning people hey, folks, it's just a christmas display. take it easy. >> greg: i would beat the crap out of that family. if i was -- that guy went to go do a nice thing and then you find out he was probably in panic. that guy is a hero. all right. it's my turn. f

admitted to, which was agreeing tht they'd pay stormy daniels a sum of money and hold on toer story and not release it, and they also agreed this s arrangement that they had made the outset of the campaign that they'd make payments to make sure that these women's stories never reached the light of day, and if juge was very clear today when he said when that happens in the late stages of the election it undermines democracy and is not okay. >> woodruff: andrea bernstein describing the day we just had veday. thank yo much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, british prime minister theresa may turned back a bid to unseat her as leader of the conservative party. but, according to supporters, she promised to step down anyway, before the next e nationctions in 2022. it all stemmed from resistance to the brexit deal she negotiated with the european union. we will have a full report, after the news summary.f hundredslice searched across eastern france today for the gunman who attacked a famedh stmas market in strasbourg. he is accused of killing at least two people and wounding a dozen. jonathan miller of independent tele

daniel. (pam) first lady melania trump donated one- hundred books to 'toys for tots'. she participated in the holiday tradition hosted by the u-ss today at joint base anacostia in washington, d-c. at the event, the first lady helped military children make christmas cards and sort new toys for kids in need. she also gave some remarks. the first the first lady handed out 'be best' tote bags filled with coloring books and candy to the child volunteers. starting with a story we touched on at the top of the newscast. we anticipated the setup between the raiders and oakland would be awkward... an arrangement that's kind of like a divorced couple still living together. and now their relationship reaches another low. the city has filed a federal lawsuit against the raiders...and the rest of the nfl as a whole. the 353-page suit is highly detailed... calling the team's upcoming move to l

s. yet people like allie stevenson twice the democratic party nominee for president george h.w. bush who is buried today was a united states ambassador you had rather prominent intellectual like daniel patrick moynihan would later be knighted state senator from new york and the small group of women which includes nikki haley included among others marilyn albright who would be future secretary of state and even a somewhat unconventional pick at the time by president obama samantha power she had been a journalist with a great deal of foreign experience notably in africa covering the wrong rwandan genocide so on that level this is notable on another level i think it's very much and easily explained by trump that's a nation in particular with american cable news television and in particular with the fox cable news network and where one of the stavert shows is a very popular morning show fox and friends and not our for several years was associated with that show and that had surely and something to do with her selection initially for the united states state department he has a an interest nearly an obsession with image and people on the hawkish and the oil producing group opec has decide

s royal wedding had a tinseltown touch, as britain's prince harry married actress meghan markle. the setting was windsor castle, but for fans, it was definitely a courtship with a hollywood ending. i'm david daniel.> ( darya ) coming up on the kron4 morning news.. new years is almost here and we've got some tips to help you stick to those resolutions. ( darya ) and then... the latest on the death of a bay area teenager over the holidays... and the man charged with murder. comfortable weather continues today after a nice christmas eve yesterday. expect daytime highs to peak back into the upper 50's and low 60's with little change expected moving forward through the remainder of the year. ( darya ) for your health this morning... getting healtier may be part of your new year's resolution but it can be hard to stick to some of those healthy habbits. reid binon has some tips to help. if you're looking to develop new healthy habits for the new year, you need to start with commitment and consistency. breaking in a new habit can be a challenge but repetition helps it become the norm.for instance, the first few days at a new gym or morning workout routine can be rough. that's why experts suggest you sta

s. and early eighty's they were found guilty of helping the regime detain union members who were then tortured daniel shriner reports from one of cyrus. justice for these campaigners has taken more than thirty years to arrive at now a court in one osiris is sentenced to former executives at the ford motor company to prison for colluding with the military authorities in power from one nine hundred seventy six to nine hundred eighty three. the former manufacturing director was sentenced to ten years and security manager. to twelve years for passing union organizers details to the authorities. among them with their daughter ianni one of twenty five union organizers who was then detained and tortured the clandestine center. they put hoods on a spy took the handcuffs off and tartars for some while pushed us to the ground and subjected us to a whole series of torture including fake executions they beat us kicked us pushed our faces into the ground in. bed or on his colleagues were later released but say many union organizers from other industries they were imprisoned with were not so fortunate. but he said

s. sixty three year old italian who's also a novelist has been living in brazil since two thousand and four daniel sharma reports. the president elect joe biden so not only doesn't take office for another two weeks but he's long stated his opposition to what he calls criminal elements within the left wing groups both in brazil and abroad a supreme court judge has now why should an international arrest warrant through interpol for the italian fugitives is already but he's been on the run since he broke out of an italian carolyn one hundred eighty one where he was serving time for membership of an extreme left wing group the on politics ariens for communism since disbanded he's accused of his part of the playing a part in the murder of four people two policemen a butcher and a jeweler a murder that he says he denies any part in he first went on the run to france then to mexico and later on soup was ill where he's enjoyed a career as a writer quite often of crime novels he also enjoys the protection of the former president of brazil luis naseer lula da silva himself now serving time in prison on corr

anatasia's husband daniel, suggested their girl be named after mickey.daniel skinner/father"well, we have something with all our kids, they all have the same initials. they are all z-w-snd like the z thing is super-permanent, so the w thing was the one we could wiggle with, i guess. so we decided that that's what we could do."mickey huber/butte co. ems"it was nice, very nice, it was probably the best thing i've had in my career. i've been doing this for 30 years. and i delivered two babies in the field and i didn't want third and it all worked out for the best." (vicki) coming up.. santa stops by the pediatric unit of a roseville hospital to give out presents to families unable to be home for the holidays. (grant) plus avoiding chaos. a judge puts a restraining order on controversial rental home regulations in south lake tahoe. why a lot of families are breathing a sigh of relief this holiday season. (vicki) heading up to the sierras for the holidays? looking to hit some fresh powder? we have a look at the conditions you could be facing. (lawrence)ten at ten ♪ toyland, toyland ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it'

s royal wedding had a tinseltown touch, as britain's prince harry married actress meghan markle. the setting was windsor castle, but for fans, it was definitely a courtship with a hollywood ending. i'm david danielwere in for a suprise when actor tom hanks stopped by the restaurant. the oscar winner and his wife-- actress and singer rita wilson-- surprised customers at the restaurant in fontana last week. the couple bought lunch for some of the diners and cheerfully took selfies with workers. the actor also walked up to the drive-thru window and bought lunch for a few of the customers waiting in line. ( will ) as we head to break...here's a live look outside... richmond bridge (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) kayla: our dad was in the hospital. josh: because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. kayla: do you know how hard it is to smoke in a hospital? by the time we could, we were like... what are we doing? kayla: it was time for nicodermcq. the nicodermcq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. and doubles your chances of quitting. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. nicwhoa!cq. the mercedes-benz winter event is back, and you won'

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