we know that today has been a day of many emotions an entire city a nation mourning but it's also been a day were a lot of frustrations have been expressed about what happened before this attack and also afterwards talk to us a little bit about that. yes i mean today really it was the day of the families of the victims they came here and they had a service where they saw where they prayed for their loved ones that they lost last year and they could also take part in the ceremony where a new memorial was unveiled here by the mayor of burden with protect it puts the patient off their relatives the families of the victims and yes you're right the families are not happy at all how germany has reacted on this attack they were unhappy with the reaction of chancellor america they believe that she didn't care enough about them and only yesterday they had for the first time the chance to talk to the chancellor but also in actions today address here the people on the efforts and said that there were weaknesses in the reaction of germany and she also admitted that not everything went right in the

the entire city has been evacuated. the fear is here this fire, the lilac fire, will spread toward the water where oceanside is. so, that's right in the path. so, entire city of oceanside has been evacuated. those evacuation orders came down about 15 minutes ago. so, obviously things are perilous now in san diego county in addition to counties north of the los angeles area. >> quite the sight, but it didn't pose any threat to b.a.r.t. a fire burning underneath the tracks in oakland. it happened during a morning commute. this is the view from nbc bay area sky ranger near 6th and market streets. that's next to 880. you can see the flames shooting up beneath the tracks and the trains just rolled along before fire fighters put it out. we have learned it was a tent that caught fire at a homeless encampment. the agency says b.a.r.t. trains continue to operate because the fires did not pose any danger to the cars or track. >>> fire fighters fighting to save life and property in southern california. at first he chases the leapi

it is actually about the entire city and the way the city has grown. things are different than the way they were 100 years ago and 50 years or 40 or 20 or 10 years ago. and the way that it was in the past, cannot work the way it does today. it can't. we live in an incredible city. i say this every time we get into a conversation. the housing prices show that people want to be here and they are coming here and the transit service is deteriorating. it took me an hour half to get home from bart to where i live. it used to take me 45 minutes. i could plan on 45 minutes. the people that pay for that more than anyone else are low income riders that can't afford that kind of time fluctuation. and what ends up happening is they are pushed out of the city. the city is getting wealthier and with all due respect and whiter. and i think that we need -- when we talk about the changes, we need to be thinking about everyone and not just ourselves. i don't want to just think about myself. i want to think about everyone. i entertain exploring a pilot. recognizing this

the team represents the entire city. >> the kids come from the entire city.town section. we have kids from west philly, south philly, north philly. >> the raiders hoisted the title trophy for a fourth straight year. as we mentioned, there's a second winner. the north philly aztecs won the d-1 junior varsity pop carner title. congratulations. awaiting word about carson wentz. the quarterback suffered a serious knee injury in the game against the rams. next, what doctors, fans, fellow eagles have to say and where the team goes from here. >>> a win that feels like a loss. the birds clinch the playoff division. right now they're without carson wentz after a serious knee injury. >>> everyone wants to know how serious. wentz walked off the field but

. or a bruised ego could easily lead us to the destruction of entire cities.litary escalation could lead to the indiscriminate murder of civilians. south korea has announced new unilateral sanctions on 20 more north korean organisations and a dozen individuals in response to the north's ballistic and nuclear programmes most of them are in the banking and shipping sectors. the move comes two weeks after pyongyang test—fired a ballistic missile said to be able to reach anywhere in the united states. you can find comprehensive coverage and expert analysis on north korea and and the latest on talks in the country with the un. the family of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe says a court appearance scheduled for this weekend had been postponed following a visit to iran by the british foreign secretary, borisjohnson. but the court denies that a trial was planned. the british—iranian woman is serving a five—yearjail sentence in tehran. mrjohnson met the iranian president, hassan rouhani where it's believed he pressed for her release. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins

even worse nature has done its job the rescue was overwhelmed the shia work required to dig up an entire city is mind boggling there is simply too many corpses. and they cleared away the bodies of civilians that they can see but they haven't been able to reach those in the collapsed housing is. going to cut them with. three or four of the neighboring families came here thinking the area was clear but there were very happy airstrikes there now buried here. a recent investigation conducted by the associated press found that approximately ten thousand civilians were killed during the battle of mosul a third of them killed by the u.s. led coalition and iraqi airstrikes what they did not account for those still to be recovered from the rubble. this book alone contains the names of seven thousand victims i have four or five of these. health official in mosul province who is forbidden from speaking on camera deep to soften the true scale of what happened and the casualties keep on coming in. here's another little surprise. a kid or even an adult might not know what this is an isis made bomb is one u

worse nature has done its job the rescue was overwhelmed the she'll work required to dig up an entire city is mind boggling there is simply too many corpses. and they cleared away the bodies of civilians that they can see but they haven't been able to reach those in the collapsed housing. units. three or four of our neighboring families came here thinking the area was clear but there were very happy airstrikes there now buried here. a recent investigation conducted by the associated press found that approximately ten thousand civilians were killed during the battle of mosul a third of them killed by the u.s. led coalition and iraqi air strikes what they did not account for those still to be recovered from the rubble. this book alone contains the names of seven thousand victims i have four or five of these. health official in mosul province who is forbidden from speaking on camera deep to soften the true scale of what happened in the casualties keep on coming in. here's another little surprise. a kid or even an adult might not know what they seize and. bob is one's unexploded of a child who

officers in toto new year's eve to ensure security not only here on the party mile but also across the entire city. security is a concern everywhere but people are determined to have fun in new york they've even been checking that the wind will create just the right cloud of confetti to make for a colorful celebration. as twenty seven thousand winds and we take a look back at some of the world's most influential people who passed away over the last twelve months after watching and state news coming to you live from berlin. you know. you know. thank you. thank. them dragon. germany is a strong country. we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hinders us we must overcome it in the.

total on new year's eve to ensure security not only here on the party mile but also across the entire city. security is a concern everywhere but people are determined to have fun in new york they've even been checking that the wind will create just the right cloud of confetti to make for a colorful celebration. and that's when the seventeen winds and we take a look back at some of the world's most influential people who passed away over the last twelve months thanks for watching and do stay tuned to. life. you know. with. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press.

even worse nature has done its job the rescue was overwhelmed the shia work required to dig up an entire city is mind boggling there is simply too many corpses. and they cleared away the bodies of civilians that they can see but they haven't been able to reach those in the collapsed housing is. going to cut them off at three or four of our neighboring families came here thinking the area was clear but there were very happy airstrikes there now buried here. a recent investigation conducted by the associated press found that approximately ten thousand civilians were killed during the battle of mosul a third of them killed by the u.s. led coalition and iraqi air strikes what they did not account for those still to be recovered from the rubble. this book alone contains the names of seven thousand victims i have four or five of these a senior health official in los old province who is forbidden from speaking on camera deep to soften the true scale of what happened and the casualties keep on coming in. here's another little surprise. a kid or even an adult might not know what this is an isis made.

carelessness a misconstrued comment or a bruised ego could easily lead us to the destruction of entire cities the story of nuclear weapons will have an ending and it is up to us to decide what that enemy will be. will it be the end of nuclear weapons. or will it be the end of us. the ceremony was attended by survivors of the hiroshima bombing setscrew thurlow was a teenager then she lost friends and family on august the sixth one nine hundred forty five. today she dedicated the nobel prize to them and to hundreds of thousands of others who died that day so. each person had the main. each person what's loved by someone let us ensure. that their deaths were not in vain. and on the other side of the world people in humor gether to think i can feel it's work damn sh if people i can skim pain then perhaps one day the world who no longer have to fear the bomb. today marks the three hundredth day in a turkish prison for turkish german journalist and su child the turkish government accuses him of writing terrorist propaganda but the german government says he's been detained for political reasons near

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the problem is the israelis had declared the entire city east and west under their sovereignty and declareded capital of the state of israel. i get that, too. if the u.s. decides to declare jerusalem the capital of israel, by implication that means we have also extended our recognition and validation of their control and sovereignty over the entire city and there are alternative claims, palestinians clearly and the arab world as well for religious reasons on the temple mount. tricky issue. it's been kicked down the road and given the realities between israelis and palestinians i would continue to kick it down the road. >> the short term versus long term consequences of such a move? >> the most worry some possibility is violence and i mentioned it's a tinder box waiting for a match. we have seen too many times 1996, 2000, 2017 over metal detectors on the temple mount. violence. no one can predict whether or not there's going to be violence but if you're looking for a ready made issue to give to hamas this would be it. >> violence against americans? >> possibly. but we're talking about a conf

i talk todd ted to the director morning, he got the entire city, streets were retreated and now trucksreading salts. lets take a look down connecticut avenue and giving you an idea of what the main roads are looking like. you can park on the major roads. don't have to worry about getti getting towed today. because of the cold weather that the warm stations in the districts are opened and hierp hyperthermias are out. the district officials are not asking you to stay off

the walkout will include two unions that represent the entire city workforce, excluding police and fire department members. city officials say due to staff short annalag shortages. more details on which services will be impacted will take place tomorrow. >>> the president is taking aim at the fbi and the former director. his tweets come on the heels of his former national security adviser pleading guilty to lying to the fbi. now questions about another tweet are causing more of a stir in washington. david wright has more. >> reporter: tonight, the white house is racing to explain this tweet that appeared to admit for the first time that the president knew his former national security adviser had committed to a crime. "i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi." now the president's lawyer insists he drafted that tweet for trump. another white house official 5 wood -- admits it was sloppy. former fbi director james comey gave testimony that the president urged him to go easy on flynn. >> i took it as a direction. he's the president of the united states

city hall is closed until further notice. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. you'll find the entire rlist of oakland city services affected by the strike on our website, abc7news.com. be sure to enable push alerts on the abc 7 news app to get any major developments on the strike as well as breaking news as it happens. >>> new this morning, two men are under arrest accused of killing a man over his cell phone. the alameda county sheriff's office says jordan patton, and marcus fortune, robbed the victim before shooting him last month in san leleandro. here's a picture of the victim, daniel carlos. the 32-year-old redwood city man arranged to meet the suspects through an online app called let go. the shooting happened at the 76 gas station parking lot at east 14th street and 159th avenue on november 18th. investigators are asking anyone with information about the crime to come forward. >>> now you might have noticed an extra bite in the air this morning. in fact, this entire week. it's definitely cold. a live look from our mt. tam camera shows conditions looking a bit gray. certainly b

i talk todd ted to the director morning, he got the entire city, streets were retreated and now trucks are out spreading salts. lets take a look down connecticut avenue and giving you an idea of what the main roads are looking like. you can park on the major roads. don't have to worry about getti getting towed today. because of the cold weather that the warm stations in the districts are opened and hierp hyperthermias are out. the district officials are not asking you to stay off streets. they are asking you to give the salt truck a wide space. your shovel will work and your leave blower and your broom. that's what we are seeing a lot of people on the sidewalks today. be careful out there. that's the latest and back to you guys to the warm and cozy studio. >> they're using beet juice to treat the road, can you explain that? >> i will. >> the district have switched over to this combination of beet juice and brine. it will look reddish spray on the ground. you can see it sometimes. just a few years ago, they were one of the first in the country, everybody is always interested to hear tha

this is an incredible opportunity not just for the haight but for the entire city. i look forward to working with many community members who have already expressed their support for development of affordable housing on the site to get this across the finish line. i believe we can work together to ensure that this project is something that the entire community can be proud of. thank you, colleagues. the rest i submit. >> clerk: supervisor cohen? >> councillor cohen: thank you. colleagues, i wanted to share with you in the wake of the mayor's untimely death, he, i and supervisor peskin were working collectively and we will regroup in the beginning of the year, right, supervisor peskin? so the three of us joined forces together to begin to call on our retirement system, to begin to phase out divestment of fossil fuels by identifying the riskiest, dirtiest in our portfolio and begin the process of replacing them with cleaner, high-performing assets. and, madam clerk, i have no legislation to commit, but wanted to go on the record. this was an announcement we were prepar

israel now controls the entire city. but palestinians once controlled the eastern say. they say jerusalem is their capital too and trump won't decide who gets which side of the city. >> you think there can be peace if jerusalem only belongs to israel. >> absolutely out of the question. >> reporter: omar is deputy director of the american arab institute and says there won't be peace until palestinians have some control of the city. >> that is really pushing us away from peace, not bringing us closer to it. >> reporter: so why does israel want the eastern half religious sites. >> jerusalem is the part that is meaningful religiously the western wall of the ancient temple that stand there's. >> reporter: that's why it has been so hard for either side to territory. with the president being defiant but not issuing much clarity. in northwest, wusa 9. >>> and for now, the u.s. embassy in israel will remain in tel aviv. a new one could take four years to build. >>> a government shutdown could happen at midnight on friday. he is blaming democrats for their stance on immigration. >

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about the equal of relocating the entire city of santa barbara. the flame ts showing no signs of losing steam. despite a lull in the high winds. >> and firefighters are expecting critical fire weather over the next tu days. so they're still on high >> thank you. >>> a bayer area couple that lost their home in the north bay fires watched in horror as the home they recently left also burned to the ground. a house they felt they might return to some day. we have the story from rose. >> reporter: like thousands of other people. they lost their home in the north bay fire. exactly two months ago. their split level was one of many levelled in the fountain grove neighborhood. >> there was a like a 20 foot tall tree. lit up like a torch. i realize this is really bad. >> reporter: that was bad enough. >> i'm watching the house burn. it's horrible. >> reporter: then. it happened again. on tuesday. the house they left behind in ventura just six months ago the one they rented out hoping to return to some day also burned to the ground. . wongs saw it in flames

there is more security throughout the entire city including the nypd, state police and the national guard. governor andrew cuomo says there is no known credible threat but it is best to play it safe. >> given the recent events, we believe it is prudent to increase security at the major crossings and the major transportation hubs. >> in new york city, it is expected to be a red christmas. if it gets cold enough, possibly a white one. other parts of the northeast could also experience slippery road conditions.>>> it is christmas eve and this is the live tracker of santa on his way to deliver gifts. this is from norad which usually tracks missiles and aircraft and spacecraft. >> not tonight.>> norad has been tracking santa for more than 60 years. let's check out where he was. he was heading towards st. john's, newfoundland. all of the letters are upside down so i can't tell for sure but it says atlantic ocean on the left-hand corner. it looks like he is on the far edges of canada on the east coast.>> he is on his way.>> he is heading towards greenland.>> that sounds good.>> this is the main

the entire city is on fire. >> they find remnants of things that used to mean something, for example, an old yearbook that he for a second thought maybe they should hold onto, but he decided to just let it go. but he does continue looking to see what else he can find around his house. this is the part, though, where he just lets go. >> iity that i was going to be hold myself more together. but this really sucks. it's like everything. >> you think about this is happening all across california, and puerto rico, still in texas, still in florida. it's been a terrible year for america. >> maybe this will make me feel better. it didn't really make me feel better. we found a fork. the fork looks pretty good. isn't that sad? it's the only thing? i'm going to cherish this fork. >> keep in mind, in his house, he had all his equipment and everything he auto uses to make youtube videos. he friends set up a go fund me page. here is the beauty of all of that, people understand how devastating this situation is. their original goal was to raise $10,000. they are at more than $150,000. >> hopefully t

. >> a walk-out will include two unions that is nearly the entire city workforce, excluding sworn police and fire department members. city officials say, due to staff shortag shortages, they will be forced to close nearly facility and new details on which services will be impacted will be released tomorrow. >> parents, will have an opportunity to give input on possible school closures in san jose. a community forum will be held monday evening for five elementary schools in oak grove's south region. they include the following on your screen. baldwin, frost, glider, oakridge and santa teresa. tomorrow's meeting is at 5:30 at bernal intermediate school. they are considering consolidating a toelt of eight -- total of eight schools. >> in developing news, senior california senator dean feinstein said she believes there may be an obstruction of justice case against president trump. feinstein who is the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee made the statements today on "meet the press." >> i think what we are beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice.

in fact, about 14 years ago, a major quake there destroyed an entire city killing about 26,000 people this case, we haven't yet heard any reports of injuries or damage. again, this just happened. we'll be sure to bring you updates as we learn them. back to you, aaron. >> chris, thank you. president trump is using an attempted suicide >> the president and attorney general, jeff sessions, want to stop the kind of visas they say the suspect used to enter the country. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill to explain what kind of visa is embroiled in this controversy. tracie, good morning. >> eun, good morning. the visa that this particular suspect used to get into the country allows immigrants in if they have relatives in this country. the president calls it something that is not useful for the country. he said that incompetent stead of chain migration, we need merit-based immigration where people get points based on whether they speak the language, they have a job offer, what type of skills they bring to the united states. he's using this incident to push for that type of immigra