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even sheriff ellis who drove out to the crime scene, if that's what it was. he was met there. >> this case was personal to you, sheriff. >> yes. my daughter and miss teresa and scott's daughter played softball together. >> you would see teresa at the ballpark. >> it felt like part of my family was gone too. >> they had a look around the truck. no sign of a struggle. dusting revealed no viable fingerprints. there were no footprints. not even a loose hair. puzzling. was there any thought once you saw the scene that this was a suicide? >> there was things missing that prevented the suicide theory. >> like what? >> if you're going to commit suicide with a gun, it's usually at the scene. >> it was clear teresa had been murdered. shot with a gun which was now missing. and what was more, her cell phone, the one always attached to her hip, was nowhere to be found. >> did it look like it could have been a robbery? >> the wallet wasn't taken. the purse was on the console. but the contents of the purse had been dumped out in her lap. >> a clumsy attempt at staging, you

one question asked is on how we tract lmi and ellis cases. in particular, how do we count on buyouts. >> supervisor peskin: mr. collins. >> thank you, supervisor kim. we track that and looking forward to policy january 1. every buyout has to go by a board except buyouts that were rescinded. buyouts done as part of a lawful detainer so part of an law it you detainer lawsuit that doesn't need to be filed with the office. some may have responses to lsis. some may be buyouts for other reasons. if a buyout is not controlled about the rent board those in the buyout legislation are if they're not filed where they should have been that could be action to sue the landlord for that failure. >> the underlying question -- and maybe it's a question to planning is it's housing imbalance or thought to be? >> it is not. i don't think the buy-out legislation was -- it became effective march 7, 2015. so these things have developed before that date. we didn't have an idea about the buyouts. i hasn't added numbers. >> have enforcements been made since the passag

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. >> filling in tonight is tracy ellis ross. >> i'm tracy ellis ross sitting in for jimmy kimmel and here is how that went. if she doesn't consent, the answer is no. >>> a homeless man from hayward has new hope after his story went global on facebook. >> this is pretty special. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains how a cop who planned to give him a ticket wound up giving him help instead. >> for years, deputy jacob swalewell had seen a man begging drivers for money and he had finally had enough. >> it was safety issue. more important than the panhandling. >> he stopped to talk. >> got to know him quickly and realized a ticket isn't what he needed. >> he was a truck driver and was disabled. >> when you have a serious back injury, you never really recover from it. >> unable to work he turned to panhandling. >> he does it three times a day. he isn't pan hand ilg for alcohol or drugs. he is panhandling to stay alive. >> he add routine, gathering $5 or $10 then come here to mcdonald's to get something to eat. breakfast lunch and dinner. it had become his entire existence. >> he sa

rehema ellis with "inspiring america" report. >> good job buddy. super ollie. >> reporter: to his dad, always been a superhero. born with downs syndrome and life-threatening heart defects, had to fight to survive from the beginning. >> touch and go if he would make it. >> reporter: but ollie did make it and chip reece wanted to share something with him. clearly you love comics. >> piles more where this came from. >> reporter: but couldn't find a character with challenges like ollie. so chip wrote his own book, "metaphase," kid with downs syndrome named ollie. >> important to see people like themselves. they feel, if that person can be awesome, i can be awesome too. >> reporter: this is a real adventure. publisher asked chip to turn it into a graphic novel. first 1,500 copies sold out and getting a second run. >> i think it shows there's room for different characters. >> reporter: ollie can't talk, still he's a pretty good communicator. >> how do you say love? >> reporter: and thrilled seeing himself in the comic. >> don't worry dad, i'm going to be

i said when you said, keith ellis you said he was anti-semitic, what proof do you have? he's a muslim >> not because he's a muslim >> i'm just pointing out >> what is where you are proof >> most muslims are not anti-semitic. ellison has been an associate or far con who's well-known anti-semitic. he's apologized for far con he's been closely identified with him and never so ellison got himself a particular problem >> you're saying guilt by association >> no. it's guilt by because it's volunteering association, and it's enthusiastic is association. i wouldn't want to be associated with anybody like that. right, left or center. >> shawn steel, comment tator. >> we'll show you how you can show your generosity in 2018, back after this. this new day looks nothing like yesterday. trails are covered. paths aren't what they used to be. roads nowhere to be found. ( ♪♪ ) and it's exactly what you're looking for. ( ♪♪ ) ♪ ♪. >>>'tis the season to help those in need >>> here is business network tracy koraskco. >> reporte

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bitterly cold air moves in for the year. >> meteorologist rob ellis in chicago.e breathed in the snow to get done with that holiday shopping. 6% of americans were looking for gifts on christmas eve. the number was higher in my family. they are spending more than expected and could make for the best holiday season in years. >>> president trump is celebrating christmas in florida. they attended midnight mass at a church in palm beach. they were married at the church in 2005. earlier, on christmas eve, the president praised members of the military, taking to twitter to call autothe fbi's deputy chip reid is in florida with the president. >> i just wanted to wish everybody a very merry christmas. >> reporter: christmas greetings by teleconference to service members overseas. >> we are grateful for each of you spending this christmas away from your families. >> reporter: a different tone on twitter, lashing out at deputy fbi director, andrew mccabe. he had a supervisory role in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and trump claims he was bias in clinton's favor. w

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you don't often see this, there is a footnote on page 481, you take joseph ellis on.his is something called the mecklenburg declaration. >> he just made a mistake, i wanted to point that out, polly may have picked up -- he made a mistake which can easily happen. >> he made a mistake and that was passed on -- how often have you had that as a historian? >> in this particular case i think it is important to cause it reflects on adams and a serious way. he said that adams didn't mean , this has to do with the mecklenburg declaration which was a bony declaration. adams is initially very excited about this. there are copying the mecklenburg declaration. this is his sound declaration, it was in north carolina. explain what it was, what did they do? gordon: they did not do it, this was discovered in 1819 and because the original records had burned and so on, it is a phony document but passed on as something authentic. adams is excited because it means jefferson is that the genius that everyone is saying he is. he is actually excited to write jefferson. jefferson right back an

i'm tracee ellis ross sitting in for jimmy kimmel. and here's how that went. >> if she doesn't consent, the answer is >>> we want to update tonight's top story. major wildfires keep growing across southern california. the biggest one, the thomas fire, jumped across u.s. highway 101 in ventura county this evening. >> so far it's burned 85 square miles since breaking out yesterday. 150,000 people have evacuated from the paths of several fires all across southern california. >>> back up here, oakland city employees vow to be back on the picket line wednesday for day two of a strike over pay and labor practices. about 3,000 workers were off the job today. and tonight they picketed outside a fund-raising event for oakland mayor libby schaaf. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> hey hey, ho ho, libby schaaf has got to go. >> reporter: striking oakland city workers staged a picket line outside the law firm where mayor qulib schalibby schaaf waa fund-raiser for her re-election campaign. >> you're up there with your developer

. >> reporter: jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> tomorrow is the celebration of life memorial service. it is open to the public. stay with us for continuing coverage. we will air the service tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 right here on nbc bay area, as well as on cozy tv. we will also be leave streaming it on nbc bay area.com. you can follow nbc bay area on twitter for other updates. >>> all lanes are re-open this morning following a deadly crash in the trivalley around 8:30 last night in the dublin/pleasanton area. one person was killed. they shut down all lanes in the area for nearly three hours to investigate. >>> three are behind bars but one remains on the run. last night san jose police announced the arrest of these three people in connection with a murder at a gas station. investigators are still looking for this man, joseph duran, he is the fourth suspect. one year ago an 18-year-old was shot to death at the mobile gas station on williamsburg drive in san jose. it was the city's 46th homicide of the year. >>> after two celebrate days of sea lion attacks, san francisco's popular pa

right so he's you are saying that our radio interview signals are ready in space could there be like ellie is watching jerry springer reruns out there somewhere right now like light years away i mean if they base their understanding of us on our t.v. man i mean we're in deep trouble. exactly i couldn't agree with you more that in fact we do expect if there is a civilization just a tiny bit more advanced than we are that they can already pick up jerry springer or any other sit coms interview shows the nightly news they see what we're doing to our planet you know it isn't really a very pretty picture and so in addition to sending in this chaotic messages that we use to communicate with one another we want to send a clear signal to the extraterrestrial that there's also some rationality on our world so flaky have sat. this speed with which to signal us are sent out is very slow as so the closest to about eight layer light years away so there's a reply it will come in what sixteen years so we're looking at decades if any aliens are out there so. is your whole work just sending messages in a bo

don. >> dahler: robb ellis with wbbm, thank you.estigators looking into the deadly apartment fire here in new york say mandatory self-closing doors did not work. instead, they remained open as flames raced up the stairwell. 12 peep were killed and four others critically injured. the blaze broke out three days after christmas on one of the coldest days of the year. fire officials say it was caused by a three-year-old toddler playing with the stove. president trump is winding down his vacation at mar-a-lago. once he back in d.c., he has a full schedule. but no matter what he does, the russia investigation will cast a long shadow. chip reid is with the president. >> reporter: president trump's florida vacation has included a steady diet of golf. he's been to the club bearing his name seven out of the past eight days. but in the next couple of days, he'll return to the grind in washington, and next weekend, will meet with republican leaders at camp david to formulate a legislative agenda for 2018. the most immediate priority is passing

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and you don't often see this, there is a footnote on page 481, you take joseph ellis on.is is something called the mecklenburg declaration. gordon: note well, he just made a mistake. it can easily happen. brian: he made a mistake, and then you say, how often of you found that as a historian. gordon: in this particular case i think it is important because it reflects on adams and a serious way. he said that adams didn't mean what he said, this has to do with the mecklenburg declaration, which was a phony declaration of independence discovered by somebody in 1818 or something. andrews was initially very excited about this, because it shows that something had anticipated jefferson and so was jennifer than simply copying the mecklenburg declaration which occurred in 1775, one year before. and north carolina. brian: what did they do if they did it? gordon: they did not do it. i think the evidence was discovered in 1818, 1819 because the original records are burned and so on. so it is a phony document but passed on a something authentic. adams is excited because it means jeffer

now, joe ellis read a letter he thinksad it, so adams doesn't agree with jefferson.hink he is wrong about that. it was your largest footnote. gordon: it had to be explained because it makes adams look bad. it makes him look like you was dishonest. those that he was saying something to jefferson but something else to some of the house. brian: we better not leave the mecklenburg declaration without explaining it. gordon: into was almost word for word, some of the word to jefferson's declarations were there. it added into question. well, adams kind of liked that at first. at this point, you see jefferson .s getting all of this fame jefferson had no idea he would become famous. bike 1815 or so, he is seen as the author of the declaration of canpendence and all atoms say is, the author? he is just a draftsman. use jealous, upset at the fame coming to this man. jefferson comes to realize, he writes to his son-in-law, look, the desk on which i wrote the declaration is going to become a relic. i am going to even team. he realizes it and he writes on tombstone, three things.

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about 13% -- 1300 units was due to ellis act, about 32%. demolition was about 478 units or 11% and condo conversion was 69 units or 2%. >> what was the last number? >> 69. >> 69? sorry, you say it softly. >> sorry. >> no, it's ok. it's really helpful to have the breakdown and it would be great to get it by district because i'm happy to see that district six has the lowest removed from protective status at 135, but it's helpful to understand why certain districts have more or less as we consider policy considerations. thank you. >> supervisor p/esskin? >> if there are 200 condos converted a year, why is the number only 69? >> good question. i don't know. that is a number that was in the report. that was -- -- i think our staff calvin welsh has an answer. [laughter] >> i don't know if i have an answer. >> i was actually talking about calvin. >> oh, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> calvin, we would like you to -- >> you are working off the ticks, if you'll remember legislation that was done four years ago now. in lieu of condo conversions. you allowed

ellis, you're usually on the liberal side of this conversation. are you rubbing your hands thinking this can only be good for the left? what's happening? >> boy, i think the politics are right. but there is a moral abomination at the core of this thing that really, i think goes beyond whatever the narrow political calculations are. you can make a case, cyril, that kind of either way the dems win here. either they get a seat they didn't expect to get in alabama, or they get a wonderful campaign issue for the mid terms, and they can, you know, turn roy moore into the poster boy of the republican party. we can all understand the political benefits of that. but i got to tell you, i think when we reach the point of having otherwise decent people sending a child molester to the united states senate and coming up with all these excuses, and ben just laid out a couple of them. oh, maybe they'll replace him later, or i've got this economic interest, they cross the line. >> should the senate seat him if he is elected? >> we cross some line beyond that i thi

rehema ellis, nbc news, orlando, florida. >> it's going to be a great christmas in that household.ou spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. we leave you with a look at the rockefeller center christmas tree now all lit up. have a good night, everyone. everyone. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> nbc sports, home of the winter olympics, the nhl, premier league, the nascar playoffs, primetime's number one show, "sunday night football" and super bowl lii on nbc. >>> tonight in texas, a sense of urgenc