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i spoke to mark davis after game. mark let me know that he's going to be bringing me he told me he loved me and all that i did to this program going in the direction, but that he the need to change. told him how much i the opportunity he me and i mean that. very grateful. is my childhood team. it's a results business, i understand that. the niners team are the team in the nfl, beating the garafalo has set the tone 2018 which cannot get here enough. goff taking a week off. just goodwin reverses back jimmy j. him. he's had a tough year. here. you want to play wide the nfl? has a concussion and carted the field. hyde playing for a contract finished with 90 yards on the are rolling. garafalo threw two touchdowns. one to robinson. yards. first team to start 0-9 win more than three games, 6-10. bills trying to make the for the first time since grandfather is golfer is jack nicholson. and the bengals. finds tyler boyd who free for the touchdown. win. the playoffs for the time this century. celebrated in the locker afterwards

are you confident philip hammond and david davis will make serious progress today?” and david davis will make serious progress today? i am glad they are trying. they will send the right messages and the eu will receive those messages. but i don't think we should expect a breakthrough any time soon. if you step back and ink about the whole process , step back and ink about the whole process, the government in the united kingdom has ironically turned out to be quite divided. the eu 27, which most people thought would be divisible, has been very united, and especially in regards to the single market, they have insisted on the indivisibility of the four freedoms. that position will hold for some time to come so the british government will continue to make concessions, not the eu. they are both in germany, germany itself in a political crisis of trying to sort out its own government, as it were. certainly if the german press is to be believed, it is negative about the uk's chances of getting a special arrangement for financial services in particular. i think germany is so

on pacific avenue -- just off davis street --- near interstate 880..on4's ali reid joins us live tongiht..ali -- people shooting off guns at new year's -- this is an ongoing problem for police? ... there were half a dozen reports of gunshots throughout san leandro on new year's eve. in the past, law enforcement officials there have been incidents where people have been hit in the head and killed by descending bullets. pkgshortly after midnight police say calls came in of mulitple shots fired on the corner of davis and dabner streets. police believe that one of the bullets that went into the air, traveled across davis .. to pacific which is about a block and a half, hit the ground, ricocheted, then hit a woman in her lower back. she just happened to be standing outside while at a house party celebrating the new year.robert mcmanus /san leandro police departmentthis is a very very dangerous crime that could claim the life of someone else if they were struck by that stray gunfire. officials say firing a weapon in public is not only dangerous it's also ill

david davis onceit getting away in earnest.d the end of march but he does have some big obstacles including what happens if new eu laws come into force during that transition period. you want some kind of mechanism to deal with that so he can say to his own backbenchers, brexiteers in particular, that britain is not simply a rule taker rather than a rule maker. thank yo, iain — and we'll be assessing all of the latest on the brexit negotiations with our reality check correspondent chris morris just after 1730. chris will take us through all of that. you're watching afternoon live — these are our headlines: president trump tells global leaders that the us will not tolerate predatory trade practices. the uk economy grew by 0.5% during the fourth quarter of 2017, official figures show. buoyed by the services sector. and as we have just been hearing, the brexit secretary sets out the uk's ambitions for a transition period, after britain leaves the european union. in sport, roger federer, the swiss star, gifted a place after his opp

mr davis may have been laughing, but jacob rees—mogg was certainly not and he said mr davis needed toa member of the eu after march 2019 next year. mr davis said he was relaxed about the transition deal. what was important was the ends deal. he may be relaxed but a lot of brexiteers most certainly not relaxed. norman, thank you. a number of people knocked to the ground during the alleged finsbury park mosque attack have been telling a court about the moment when a van mounted the kerb and crashed into a group of muslims. darren 0sborne is accused of deliberately driving a van into worshippers in north london lastjune, killing one person. he denies murder and attempted murder. daniel sandford is following the case at woolwich crown court. yes, i have to apologise for them very bad weather at the moment, but we have had a series of witnesses in statement form and giving live evidence describing the moment of the finsbury park attack. they describe how a 51—year—old man, makram ali, collapsed before the attack, but he was awake and responding, one witness told the court. they then heard

. >> jon gruden is marc davis' white whale. he'll be offered $10 million a deal with a stake in the franchise. he has to call the wild card game, so it could be a while before we have a new head coach. >>> much appreciated. >>> coming up, new details of a plane crash in costa rica that took the lives of ten americans. and the new year will bring in new minimum wage laws >>> ten americans were among 12 dead after a plane crash in costa rica. "the new york times" reports five of the victims were family members from new york. the plane ran into rough weather and crashed moments after it picked up the american passengers. no word yet on what caused that crash. >>> 2018 promises to be a happy new year for bay area workers making minimum wage. starting tomorrow, two cities of the silicon valley will offer one of the highest minimum wages in the country, $15 an hour. cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: it's music to the ears of many workers in mountain view. >> it is so expensive to live here. >> reporter: happy to hear this c

two-hand finish, davis with some authority. >> coming out party for davis tliel occurred january 4. the freshman scored career high 22 points and 107-99 come back win over ucla. >> when you play well you get confidence and when you play well you also get a lot more tou trust from your teammates. they trusted me with the ball in my hand. so confidence knowing i could lead the team to go great things. >> three nights later his growing confidence put to the ultimate test and great thing happened. >> to the rim! lines it in! what a finish! davis at the horn! >> i knew it was on track. i felt it leave my hands but i today wait until it went in. once it went in, the whole team surrounded me and had a doggy pile on me. >> davis's half-court heave to win january 7 never should have happened. that's because he wasn't supposed to be here to taip take it. >> no regrets. i'm happy to be here. >> he is here because of washington's decision so dismiss r romar. this forced davis to reeveilate his choice in schools. >> we wanted to explore that option again and we got the job done the second time a

. >> raiders owner mark davis is fired.fter three years and one playoff appearance, even though del rio just signed a four-year contract extension, he's really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> abc7 news was at the good will's fulsome street location in san francisco where volunteers were sorting donations. the gently used donations are the good will's life blood. proceeds from the items go toward job training for some of the group's 600 employees. 85% of whom who have some kind of barrier to employment. the giving part is also fulfilling. >> a lot of clothes and things, books that i go through my apartment and realize i just don't use 23anymore and i know good will does a lot of great work putting people to work and helping out the community. so it helps me clean up my apartment a little bit and does something great for the community. >> it's a win

. >> raiders owner mark davis is fired.fter three years and one playoff appearance, even though del rio just signed a four-year contract extension, he's looking >>> abc7 news was at the good will's fulsome street location in san francisco where volunteers were sorting donations. the gently used donations are the good will's life blood. proceeds from the items go toward job training for some of the group's 600 employees. 85% of whom who have some kind of barrier to employment. the giving part is also fulfilling. >> a lot of clothes and things, books that i go through my apartment and realize i just don't use 23anymore and i know good will does a lot of great work putting people to work and helping out the community. so it helps me clean up my apartment little bit and does something great for the community. >> it's a win/win. former mayor willie brown also donated this rack of clothes to the good will. the suits, ties, even a hat will be sold online. >>> king tides are back in the bay area, and some familiar spots are floodin

please welcome viola davis!ook fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look like a superhero right now. >> i do? which one do i look like? >> jimmy: you are a superhero in a way. you gave a speech at that women's march, a great speech -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: and it's viral and everybody's watching it now. are people bringing it up to you a lot? >> people are bringing it up to me a lot. it was one of those things where i didn't know how it was landing, because i wasn't hearing anything when i said the first part of the speech. and i was trying not to put my fist up in the air. because i was like, the fro and the fist. every time the hand went up, i was like eeeeee! >> jimmy: you make the best speeches. you really do. i feel like sometimes maybe they're giving you the awards just to hear you give a speech. that's how good you are. >> you know what, i wish that they would raise my quote. >> jimmy: who would? >> you know, the quote meaning, how much money you get. >> jimmy: you want more money? >> i would like that

david davis interestingly saying, we are all on the same page. the european union, and he is describing government policy. we would keep most of the european rules because we would have transferred them onto our statute books. this is where the borisjohnson, michael gove our statute books. this is where the boris johnson, michael gove group will be pleased. they can wriggle their way away from the eu tendrils, working their way out, negotiating the balance between access to markets. it is called managed divergences and that is what the planning process is, it gets lost amongst all the noise. how quickly will that happen? isn't the transitional period somewhat up in the air? the phrase the government likes to use is about two years. that could be under two years or over two years. the eu says it needs to be 21 months. any more beyond that it becomes 2021 when the transition period ends and then it is the next period when the eu has its budget. if britain wants to do that and go beyond two years, it may have to pay for the privilege. that and go be

davis. tony: davis with a good route on the shrines.eaks butler. jim: he tried to drag it. tony: he's in. jim: mariota from the 20. he backs up and throws it incomplete. coming up the post game show. talk about this game and put our final thought together. and back with the "the nfl today" about 12 hours later leading up to jacksonville and pittsburgh. tony: this is going to be a big game here next week. jim: only for the super bowl. tony: they do it every year. but i'm telling you, that matchup is going to be outstanding because i think that -- jim: mariota and a sack and only gets back to the line of scrimmage and he has two on this drive. tony: conklin being out has really hurt the titans' offense. jim: they played a game here last year tennessee and mariota got knocked out. it was in 2015. and mularkey thought we are better. and thought they had a heck of a chance and the catch goes only for a yard. >> they are still pretty good. jim:up. tony: it's good season. but that's a good job for them to get to this point. jim: 2:00 warning.

i'd just like to thank mark davis and mrs. davis, for this opportunity. i used it to get phone calls from al davis at 3 am. now i get them from mark davis at 3 am. but i want to thank you for this opportunity from the bottom of my heart. i want to thank you, cindy, my wife and my three sons, for supporting me in going after this opportunity. and it takes a family effort, i think, to be all in on something like this. and i'd also really like to thank all of the rater players that are here today. i saw charles woodson. brady fumbled that ball. tim brown, howie long, eric allen, jerry rice, jim otto, ted hendricks -- it's about the people for me. and that's a big reason that i'm here today. obviously, this is very emotional for me. i never wanted to leave the raiders. i never thought i'd be back. but here i am and i'm ready to get to work. and i just want to say that there's really four major reasons that i'm here coaching today. number one, i love all. i love the players that play it. i love the preparation. i love the journey. i love football. and i love t

davis. tony: davis with a good route on the shrines.eaks butler. jim: he tried to drag it. tony: he's in. jim: mariota from the 20. he backs up and throws it incomplete. coming up the post game show. talk about this game and put our final thought together. and back with the "the nfl today" about 12 hours later leading up to jacksonville and pittsburgh. tony: this is going to be a big game here next week. jim: only for the super bowl. tony: they do it every year. but i'm telling you, that matchup is going to be outstanding because i think that -- jim: mariota and a sack and only gets back to the line of scrimmage and he has two on this drive. tony: conklin being out has really hurt the titans' offense. jim: they played a game here last year tennessee and mariota got knocked out. it was in 2015. and mularkey thought we are better. and thought they had a heck of a chance and the catch goes only for a yard. >> they are still pretty good. jim:up. tony: it's a good season. but that's a good job for them to get to this point. jim: 2:00 warning

republican congressman rodney davis of illinois says we need a better immigration system rep rodney davisefugees are under that temporary protective status, but we've got to look at immigration reform in it's totality.the us could begin to deport the salvadorans in september of next year. in washington alexandra limon. (grant) we just had our first big storm of 20-18 and when that happens a lot of debris gets washed into the streams, the bays and eventually the ocean..(vicki) and stanley roberts shows us how bad the "first flush" is... of walking on coast line under trashleaves, twigs, used motor oil, shoes yes i said shoes nats: ambiancethose are all the things one might find after the first flush, the first flush is what happens after the first big rain session nats ambiance often when you see a storm drain like this one in belmont next to it you see this sign , it reads no dumping, flows to the bay which means it hits the bay areas streams like this blue rubber glove then its makes it way to the san francisco bay nats: ambiance ok let's do the math , according to save the bay a cigaret

david davis set out the government's plans for a transition period of up to two years after brexit.partnership, where crucially the united kingdom is outside the single market and outside of the customs union. he said for business there would be no dramatic change, but the uk would start to talk trade with other countries, all to be negotiated with the eu, but for now it's comments by his cabinet colleague that are causing problems. the chancellor said there could be very modest changes in eu relations. if the cabinet can't agree on its position, how can you possibly negotiate with brussels? look, i'm in politics, and people debate, and they have different views. there's a diversity of views on this subject, in all parties. that doesn't mean that we don't have or can't have a coherent and forceful view, in the interests of the united kingdom. ministers don't always want their divisions laid bare. today the chancellor insisted he backed the government's view. i was speaking about our trade relationship with the eu, and it is the government's policy that we want to maintain the maximu

we know philip hammond and david davis are separately in germany.ow, coming up, we discuss super cars and making motorsports very cool again when it comes to for example, sustainable gas' ceo. we get commodity calls from jeff curry at goldman sachs and a little bit later in the day, we bring you the exclusive interview with elizabeth warren. we talk immigration and tax. the children of undocumented immigrants are facing deportation from the country and have won a court order temporarily blocking the trump administration's decision to end the dreamer program. a judge in san francisco rejected the argument that the courts do not have the authority to second-guess whether the president had the authority to terminate the program. left his job as executive chairman of breitbart news. he was a longer host a radio show on sirius xm. the support of the mercer family, republican financiald an patrons. the european union risks opening the door to another financial crisis if it refuses to give london's thinkers a good trade deal according to the u.k. chancello

david davis.opean court ofjustice, takes new rules relating to the single market and is paying into the european budget. are we not a vassal state? no, we are not. not unless we are a dozen state today. not today. we have a representative on the board ofjustice. as i said earlier, my colleagues, i take the view that the transition is a little different. if that were going to be the case, in perpetuity, my answer would probably be yes, but the answer for sure time is no. isn't this though very serious? it is hard to think of any precedent in the world where an independent nation has taken the judgements of a foreign court as its superior law without having anyjudge on that? in perpetuity, you are right. you are talking about something which we are currently negotiating. we have not decided quite how we are going to manage those elements. the court or, indeed, the agencies and so on. in your earlier answers, you said we would accept the european court ofjustice. what did you mean by that? with autom

philip hammond and david davis are in germany today to push for the best outcome. also in the programme, the uk is to announce a plan to eradicate all avoidable plastic waste by 2042, but will it have any legal effect? this is the situation on the financial markets in europe, the ftse very slightly up. sally? if men, orwomen, grappling in a ring is yourthing — we'll talk to the entrepreneur whose business helps wrestling fans follow their heroes around the world. and what you think of theresa may's plastic plans? fantastic, or do they not go far enough? do get in touch. hello and welcome to business live. we start with brexit, and the future of britain's huge financial industry once it leaves the eu next year. today the uk chancellor, philip hammond, and brexit secretary david davis are in germany trying to win support for a favourable post—brexit trade deal, especially when it comes to financial services. the financial sector is the uk's biggest exporter, accounting for 10% of the entire economy and 2.2 million jobs. but the uk argues the city of london is also im

david davis perhaps off to get a new mobile phone., describing conditions as the worst inspectors could remember. the justice committee is following up on the report and took evidence from the head of the prisons service and thejustice minister. mps wanted to know how things had been allowed to get so bad that livepool had been dubbed england‘s worst jail, with rats, cockroaches and blocked toilets a frequent feature especially as there had been repeated warnings about conditions. we had a run of significant difficulties. we had a number of disturbances leading up to christmas 2016, 2017. we had issues that i believe through 2017 were going to get better. than the population increased and put more pressure on establishments. the impact of psychoactive substances is a big issue in liverpool was actually a challenge for a lot of prisons. a lot of prisons were operating without the staffing needed. you're making if i may say so, you're making the same reheated excuses. the fact is in liverpool or 549 the staff against a benchmark of 460.

davis also pled guilty but was sentenced to five years. compared to lucas' nine months. he will soon leave her behind when he transfers to prison. >> she's just a cool person to be around. i mean, she was always herself. she never wanted to be nobody else. i mean, the first day i met her, it's the same person she was then, the same person she is now. >> he's actually -- would have been the only person that's stand by me through rough periods. he doesn't make me feel like i was wanted, like i was special. >> with her boyfriend headed to prison and her children missing her and living with various family members, lucas says she's finally ready for change. >> i don't want to go back doing what i was doing before to get me in all this trouble. i already lost james right now. i haven't seen him in almost a year. i probably won't see him another three, four years. it kind of hurts. it's on me to make a change. not only for me but for my kids. >>> coming up -- >> it was really, really disappointing. >> new troubles for jasmine slaughter. and -- >> that's where he hit you? >> jus

republican congressman rodney davis of illinois says we need a better immigration system rep rodney davis especially for those countries whose refugees are under that temporary protective status, but we've got to look at immigration reform in it's totality.the us could begin to deport the salvadorans in september of next year. in washington alexandra limon. (pam) coming up.. dog deaths and injury at a petsmart grooming site... we'll tell you the company's reaction.. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. a warning for dog owners... two dogs died and another was injured at a pet-smart grooming center. it happened at a new jersey petsmart groomer last month. in one case-- a healthy bulldog died.

davis can keep going forever. we're hoping to bring more energy to that and see if evening programming works in those two sites as well. >> commissioner loo: the reason i asked is because transportation will be crucial. for safety. >> they can walk. we may do escorting or figuring out if people need help getting -- but in western edition, we have a lot of people living in the buildings that don't get out. you can walk to rosa parks senior center and there are a lot of senior buildings and the seniors they go inside and hideout. they need to come down stairs and walk across the street. i mean, we're not talking a long distance for a lot of the people we're trying to get out in the western edition, we're hoping by really being aggressive about the outreach and offering something in the evenings, they'll be willing to part pates. but we have to see how they'll do with that. >> president serina: thank you very much. >> commissioner lang: i applaud the intergeneration aspect of the program and even the young kids shoul

i used to get phone calls from al davis at 3:00 a.m. and now i get them from mark davis at 3:00 a.m. >> everybody knows that i've been infatuated to get him here. but they didn't know how far along we were in the conversations. someone asked me what was harder to get the 31 votes to move to los angeles or to get gruden and getting gruden was the toughest. >> gruden last year with the raiders was 2001 and his last time with tampa bay was -- it's a decade -- gruden was asked about his hands-on style and if that style still works today. >> we have 50 extra oakland raider players today, they didn't mind it. i don't know what my reputation is. there's great video clips of me swearing and me screaming at players. >> 372. >> why stick to d-spot. >> [bleep] christ. >> i was as the biggest cheerleader in the league. i get excited when we make a play. i get excited when we make a first down. i really get excited when we win and i get upset when we don't. and i hope that still has a place in the nfl. >> john gruden signed a ten year contract to re

) 16 years after father fired him, mark davis re-hires john gruden to coach the raiders.he red carpet for chuckie.. bringing in 40 former players and nine hall of famers: howie long, jerry rice, willie brown to name a few. jim plunkett, charles woodson, rich gannon were there.. this was a big f-ing deal. 150 media outlets crammed in to the room to listen to gruden's words of wisdom. <"i never thought i'd be back, but here i am and i'm ready to get to work....i'm going to do everything i can to hire a great coaching staff and put the raiders back on track...i never wanted to leave the raiders....i'm at a point in my life where i need another challenge, and i know i have a lot to prove. and i'm eager to prove that i can do it.">( darya ) apparently davis has been trying to get gruden here for years.. in fact he said it was easier to seal the deal for the raiders move to vegas than it was to get chuckie on board.. now that he is, davis says no pressure but he wants to win a superbowl before they leave oakland. ( darya ) as for his plans for the team: gruden said the sky is t

david davis set out the government's plans for a transition period of up to two years after brexit.e to a new future partnership, where crucially the united kingdom is outside the single market and outside of the customs union. he said for business there would be no dramatic change, but the uk would start to talk trade with other countries, all to be negotiated with the eu, but for now it's comments by his cabinet colleague that is causing problems. the chancellor said there could be very modest changes in eu relations. if the cabinet can't agree on its position, how can you possibly negotiate with brussels? look, i'm in politics, and people debate, and they have different views. there's a diversity of views on this subject, in all parties. that doesn't mean that we don't have or can't have a coherent and forceful view, in the interests of the united kingdom. ministers don't always want their divisions laid bare. today the chancellor insisted he backed the government's view. i was speaking about our trade relationship with the eu, and it is the government's policy that we want to ma

the a's say we want this guy chris davis sticking around. he will do home run business again. 43 home runs for crush davis this past season. a career best for him. 110 rbis. one year $10.5 million. for the oakland a's. that is a lot of money to shell out for one guy. usually not there custom. that guy is worth it.>>> we go back to the nba. extracurricular activity. of late these arguments with officials there is a lot of technicals and extracurricular activity. rodney hood of utah keeps yapping at the referee. finally tony brothers has had enough. your second technical. you are gone. not a happy camper. not a fan of social media. good hand eye coordination. knocks it out of the gentleman's hand. he was taking a picture. he will be fine for that and no doubt is the plan. not a good look for the nba you are taking out your frustrations on the floor on fans. i don't care how mad you are.>> you cannot get away with anything because everyone has their cameras rolling.>> see you letter everyone. have a great night. thank you for joining us. good n

we'll hear from the host, legendary producer clive davis. he'll give us a preview next.morning: saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by toyota. proud partner of team usa. ♪ ♪ the all-new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. it works 24/7, and you don't have to see or handle a needle. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, if you have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to trulicity. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have a lump or swelling in your neck

civil war, abraham lincoln and jefferson davies issued proclamations that fall into these categories. they appointed days of thanksgiving to express gratitude to god. also included a day of fasting and humiliation early in the war to pray for victory. issued a madison had thanksgiving proclamation for during thectories war of 1812 and at the end of the war. during the revolution, the continental congress issued proclamations calling on thankful forbe progress. in 1862proclaimed them and 1863. he named august 6 a day of quote

davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> new at 11:00, you may wear sunglasses when it's sunny but some residents in a community is wearing them to block out overly bright new street lights. >> yeah, they catch your attention. we have the story from san rafel. >> you can see how it blinded me in any eyes. >> reporter: she said that this street light took her by surprise when one night last month, it lit up her street. >> i was upset. i was upset. because i love the night. >> reporter: she and 100 other residents have complained how bright and white the new l.e.d.s are compared to the yellow lights. >> the neighbors are noticing the different. >> reporter: this is the director of public works, he said that the city took out an $800,000 loan to pay for the street lights. so far, 2400 have been installed. he said that wherever neighbors have complained about the l.e.d.s, the city may install dimmers or light shields. >> if a light is shining back from the street light to someone's house, putting a shield behind the light wi

jim: ball caught by davis who scored the titans only touchdown of the night and only touchdown of the season. so the titans, their season, we were there week one, they took on oakland in nashville and got blown out by houston and

the announcement by managing office davis in a way that's only mark davis. >> raider nation, this is did this resonate with you when there was some fact in it and you thought, you know what, this might be the year, and why? >> well, i got a lot of respect for mark davis, we've been friends over the last seven years, we've had numerous discussions over the years about coaching and his vision of the franchise. and you know, the reality is when we had a ring of honor game in tampa a few weeks ago and i got around a lot of my old players, and i realized it was, like, this is what i love the most in life, is being on a football team and being with the players, and i never really felt good about leaving the raiders under the terms that i left under, and i wanted to come back here and work for marc, and do something special here for the city of oakland because i love these oakland raider fans, and i can't wait to get outside and meet them. >> that being said, is it a little bit of bittersweet in that knowing the team in a couple of years probably going to leave, your thoughts and sensitivit

possibly eclipsing david davis.but, day by day, he is shaping the nature of britain's departure from the european union. he has the prime minister's ear in downing street, and he's in the engine room for the nitty—gritty of the brexit negotiations in brussels. well, every european prime minister or president has an olly robbins. has someone who works closely with them, whom they trust, who is in permanent contact with all the others. these are people who telephone each other, e—mail each other, text each other. the actual formal meeting where we all see people sitting around a table for a split second, that's the tip of the iceberg. a recent adviser to theresa may says olly robbins has a knack of winning the confidence of prime ministers and senior mandarins. olly was somebody who really had the full trust of that team. had the full trust of the prime minister, had the full trust ofjeremy heywood as well, and was able to really sort of on meetings and run meetings in a way that made the process very smooth and very

colonel bill davis was our commanding officer. we went to lincoln, nebraska and went to airplane mechanic school up there. we went to hasting and our teachers were very careful with us. they took us through and would show us pliers and needle-knows flierers and all types of tools to use and how to use it too. some of the guys never had a wrench in hire hand. they didn't know what they were talking about. but me, i knew -- i had already dealt with wrenches. so i didn't ask many questions. on the test my grade was low. i said, shoot, i knew what he was doing and these guys didn't know what a wrench was for and they got a better grade than me. mm-hm. i know what is going on. you got ask questions. taf i learned to ask questioni . i wasn't smart alec any more. they taught us how to work on plane answers tune up the engines and tear carburetors down and then they sent us to hastings, nebraska. they taught us how to work in the field. and there you made a tripod out of wood. a three sticks, pull the engine out. and up in hastings, nebra

chris zapata is accused of making inappropriate or sexual advances towards davis street family resource center c-e-o rose johnson. she claims that zapata would comment on her clothing and make suggestive comments. johnson is calling for zapata's immediate resignation, or his firing by the san leandro city council. zapata has not yet commented on these allegations. ( marty ) a new 10-car bart train is in service. this comes after months of delays and an investment of more than two billion dollars. bart calls this the "fleet of the future". this new train is energy efficient....has digital maps and wider aisles, but fewer seats. bart says that allows more people to file onto the trains at once. one bart rider likes what she sees...including the "bay area" vibe of the train. <"being able to have something that's more spacious that has air conditioning that has more features i think is great...when you get on the train it still looks like a

also on this programme: david davis makes his first appearance of the year in front of the brexit committeeand rejects the accusation that britain is to become a vassal state in europe. and there's fury in the commons over the allegations of harassment and groping at the presidents club charity dinner. 0rganisers chose to make this a men only event. they chose to make them behave in this way. to make them wear black, skimpy, outfits and specify the colour of their underwear. but first: there was a rare standing ovation in the house of lords on thursday when the labour former minister, tessa, now lady, jowell called for greater global cooperation and the use of more innovative treatments to help beat cancer. lady jowell was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer last year. she told peers what had happened: 0n the 24th of may last year, i was on my way to talk, not for the first time, about projects. in east london. i got into a taxi, but i could not speak. i had two powerful seizures. i was taken to the hospital. two days later, i was told that i had a brain tumour. orgmb. she'd called t

davis: thank you, madam speaker. i rise to pay tribute to a dear friend, justice william cousins, who passed away a couple days ago at the age of 90. bill was a former member of the chicago city council. called an independent alderman. a circuit court judge. and an appellate court justice. who always sought fairness. he was a gentleman, a scholar, a harvard graduate. we commend him for his public service. i thank you very much, madam speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. every year over 14,000 people

>> joining us is congressman rodney davis. i don't think it's too late to say happy new year. >> happy new year. >>> a simple question -- is the president a genius? >> if he wants to consider himself a genius, yes. you want to talk about somebody who stepped off a escalator a few short months ago, and nobody gave him a chance to become president of the united states? i don't know what your defer mission but that is something that nobody expected. now i get a chance to work with him and frankly i think his administration doesn't get any of credit for some of the positives that has hammond. >> do you think it's good to have his aides all over tv and surrogates being asked the first five questions about the president's stability? >> i think it's tragic as to

nicole davis was there with her children recording as dozens of people threw punches. >> there was a fight that broke out. that's absolutely crazy. >> reporter: with 250 people rushing out of the restaurant, police were outnumbered. newark officers called in fremont for backup and while dozens were questioned there were no arrests. >> there wasn't anybody that we could

my thanks to alex rodriguez, taylor kitsch, clive davis, cory and asher willig, bebe rexha, florida georgia cheers and applause ] thank you guys. thank you to the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

but owner mark davis has gone all in on the hiring of jon gruden with $100 million over ten years. >>t is the biggest day of my life right now to have him here. >> after trying for years, mark davis was finally able to convince jon gruden to leave the broadcast booth and return to the city he loves. >> i love the city of oakland. i had a son here, some of my great memories in life are in oakland. i never wanted to leave the raiders. i never thought i'd be back, but here i am and i'm ready to get to work. >> reporter: gruden's second stint in oakland won't be his first. his former all-pro quarterback got that answer out of him. >> and so all of us just want to know, is there a no trade clause in your deal? [ laughter ] >> you're going to make me want to go home, back to florida, charles. there is a no trade clause. i feel uninfinished business and a lot of responsibility to get the raiders going again. it's been a while since we consistently performed at a high level. and that is really all i care about. i'm going to do everything i can to help this team get right again. >> tonight at

>> i would like to thank jordan davis as well. >> great. and with that, perhaps we'll begin with public comments from jordan davis and any other members of the public who would like to speak on item four. >> i proudly serve on the city's s.r.o. task force where last year we voted to change in a housing code that would require single-use common restrooms to have gender-neutral signage. this is historic legislation before you today. although there are many s.r.o.s in san francisco and elsewhere in california and beyond. nothing like the was ever done before and this will set the standard for how future gender-neutral restroom laws are constructed as this is the first time it will cover residential setings as well as bathing facilities and i called for this after my own struggle with my hotel in the tenderloin as well as what i thought during outreach with the s.r.o. collaborative. and the department of building specs not being debate this under current laws. although my name is in the paper a lot in this, i want to thank you for bringing this

marc davis informed him after the game.is after the game and mark let me know he's not going to be bringing me back. and so -- he told me loved me and appreciated all that i did to get this program going in the right direction. but he felt the need to change. i told him how much i appreciate the opportunity he gave me and i mean that. very grateful. my childhood team, but it's a results business, i understand that. >> every thursday morning, since he's been here. you know, we've spent time together, been at events, you create a bond. that's a bond that will last, something that last forever, it hurts when someone sucky happens to someone you care about. >> 49ers in l.a. to take on the rams, kyle shanihan trying to end a losing streak. he's in for pay dirt, 10-0, 49ers and goodwin has the moves. second quarter, first and goal, carlos won't be denied, appointappoint career high forehim. then third quarter, high bounces to the outside and takes it for the touchdown. 49ers end the season on a five-game winning streak. thanks to