. >> reporter: the finder of red paw emergency team, the nonprofit created to help pets says it was letourneau who became a devoted volunteer. >> if he was at a fire where there were pets he would call us right away. he did everything. he was a volunteer he was a foster he was a donor. >> reporter: he even adopted kittens he rescued himself in a blaze. those who worked alongside the

did he get a finder's fee or anything?> i am still paying that finders fee. >> no one plays a song when you walk into the room anymore. [laughter] >> laura didn't bring the coffee. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: at what point did you realize that you had some skills that were maybe going to enable you rise up? >> my grandmother taught me how to read. so i grew up learning to read and read bible verses. the grace for me is that i did not spend a day in a segregated school. so i did not have one moment of ever being conditioned to believe that i was less than anybody. so when i walked into my first kindergarte

did he get a finder's fee or anything? >> i am still paying that finders fee. >

david: a finder's fee or anything? ms. rometty: yeah. i'm still paying that finder's fee. so i went to the interview when i was hired. -- and i was hired. david: what area were you --? ms. rometty: i started out as a systems engineer and i worked in banking, insurance, and i had many experiences through my years. i remember i had gone into consulting so i learned a lot of things. it was time to do another job. and the story i always tell is that i worked for a gentleman, very good mentor. and he said to me, hey. i'm going to get a new job and you're going to get my job. you've got to go for an interview. you're one of the candidates. go to this interview. so i thought, hum. so i go to the interview. and he tells me all about the job and i'm sitting there and i think, boy, in my mind, i'm not sure i'm ready for this yet. this is a big job. just a little more time and i would be ready. and i said to him, may i go home? i would like to talk it over. give me overnight to think about it. and i went home and so i get home and my husband, he is sitting there and as usual i always

says the troops on turkey's border with syria are a terror threat due to the presence of produce finders he says his attack me again at any time that is stamboul also coming up dozens are dead scores wounded after twin suicide bombings in central baghdad it comes just a month after iraq's declared victory over so-called islamic state and the moment a floor collapses at the joe carter stock exchange in indonesia scores of people are injured but police say it was not a terror attack. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us threats and outrage coming from turkey tonight aimed at plans for a u.s. backed security force along turkey's border with syria and iraq the force would defend territory held by the syrian democratic forces which are led by kurdish fighters turkish president. to one regards the kurds as terrorists and does not want them controlling territory along turkey's border i was speaking today and he called the proposed thirty thousand strong force a terror or army and a valve that would. drown it before it was born. art strong language there for more now we go to our corre

a finder chilly start. wet and windy.. that mobile picture will affect much of the week ahead. turning cold on friday. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: millions throng brazil's copacabana beach to celebrate the start of 2018. london sees in the new year in style. thirty tonnes of fireworks light up the sky above the river thames. spectacular celebrations sweep the globe, dubai stages a record breaking laser show at the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa. after four days of unrest, iran's president defends people's right to protest. but he warns violence and vandalism won't be tolerated. a huge fire in liverpool forces part of the city centre to be evacuated.

president's side, maybe he is barring a page from johnnie cochran and oj simpson, go after the fact finders. this is one of the president's top advisors. >> director mulvaney. happy state of the union day, sir. >> are you inside and warm because i am not? >> i am. is the president going to talk about the russia investigation or russia meddling in the 2018 election. >> i think you will see a quick look back at the successes over the course of the year, and then a look fard. i think you will see a gammet of things reported on. i think it is fairly accurate. i don't think you're going to see anything outside of policy tonight. >> let me ask about russia and the sanctions specifically. there is a lot of mixed reporting out there. they believe some of the sanctions need to be rethought. it is not clear on if they intend to enforce the sanctions and seriously as they indended. >> i have full faith in secretary mnuchin that he will take the time to do it properly. we will enforce the law, i would not misinterpret the delay by anything but an intention to follow the law. >> when you have that, do t

outtage they can check in with their local county health department for a referral or check out vaccine finder-dot-org link on our website, kron4- dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (ácommercialá) ( robin ) all government employees are heading back to work... after the three- day government shutdown closed many of the federal parks around the bay... kron 4's stanley roberts takes a look at how things went at those parks while they were closed. to find muir woods all you have to do is look for the fork in the road good morning (good morning) where's everybody from? (berkeley) berkeley . yea welcome you got reservations today no please (laughter) you haven't found anybody acting badly.. well the parks closed i know so you haven't found anyone acting badly yes muir woods national monument in marin county was officially closed because people in washington dc couldn't agree to a budget . officially closed meant that there was no adult supervision at the park which meant people did whatever they pleases .for example. normally, dogs are not permit

this is a correlation finder based on the dubai index. i want to talk about the challenges.real. what are some of the other headwinds that you would say dubai has to deal with for the next few years, competition, geopolitics, and putting it in a global perspective? >> every business loves unbridled growth. anything that gets in the way of a growth strategy is going to be a problem. so what is this, particularly international business, has to contend with in the context of dubai is are the regulations going to be helpful or hurtful? will they encourage business investment? that is what every business thinks about, will the regulations help me or hurt me going forward. yousef: matt, lovely to have you on the program this morning. to our guest and get a feel of how this affects your investment strategy. we heard about some key ideas and themes, how does that set the stage for you in 2018? will we see more moves from the government other than taxation with the introduction of vat? look, nothing will change. the outlook is challenging for 2018. if we focus on the economic relatio

outtage they can check in with their local county health department for a referral or check out vaccine finder-dot-org our website, kron4- dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( darya ) happening now in santa rosa... police are looking for a group of people responsible for a home invasion robbery. it happened sunday morning at a home near the corner of golden gate and fresno avenues. the homeowner woke up to a loud knocking at the door. when he got up to answer the door.... at least three robbers forced their way in and demanded money. the homeowner was then assaulted... but is expected to be okay. one of the victims grows marijuana at the home. police believe.. marijuana was the motivation for the robbery. ( darya ) a man is in the hospital with life threatening injuries... after trying to chase down a laptop theft. this happened at an electronics store on san bruno avenue and silliman street last friday. police say someone walked into the store and snatched the victim's laptop. the 49 year old victim chased the thief... who got into a waiting car. the car then hit the victim as it sped off... toward a

. >> reporter: showing up to honor his legacy by projects like this one at star finder foundation. >> we work with kids through soccer and engage them with their passion for the sport. >> the hospital pitched in and for deshaun it's a chance to teach her kids how to give back. >> my 5-year-old said when is luther king's day? he's excited. >> reporter: it's something you're passing down? >> yes. >> reporter: it com!x!0 with fn laying the groundwork to do it next year, whether a hot cup of soup or painting, it makes people a little warmer. nbc news. ♪ >> martin luther king the iii was joined by government leaders in washington today and a wreath placed at the monument. king spoke about his father's message and the state of the country. >> president trump did not attend martin luther king jr. events today. instead, he spent the day with a golf club in his hand. how people are marking this mlk day across the area log onto our app. >>> flood warnings on both the pennsylvania and new jersey sides of the river. in some areas, water is already spilling onto roadways. >>> taking a live look a

to go after the fact finders here. the fbi agents, how the memos were used.ose things have been used to beat back at this investigation. has it taken enough of a toll on the investigation and the perception of it that republicans now feel comfortable standing by the president if he does indeed do this? i think these are all the sort of questions raised by this new -- this new revelation and i'll be curious to see what republican reaction is next week when they come back for the state of the union to this news. do they want to protect mueller or the president? >> mean while, chuck, we saw a preview of the immigration proposal. can this get enough support to actually pass through congress? >> in the old ways of how washington worked, i would say yes. i would because it's a reasonable opening bid by the president. he goes farther out there on a pathway to sit sfwlen shim for d.r.e.a.m.ers than he has before. in exchange, he wants to make draconian changes to legal immigration as far as democrats are concerned. that's why some are objecting to it there. in that e

have several resources on abc7 news.com, including links to local health departments and a flu shot finder. remember, you can get personalized push alerts for the news you want delivered to your phone with the app. >>> the chp says officer martin lendway was investigating a different crash around 6:15 last night when a suspected intoxicated driver hit lendway's motorcycle with a truck. today authorities released this booking photo of the 52-year-old tammy walker of pittsburgh. she was driving with a suspended license after a prior dui conviction. >>> it's not a red carpet he's walking, it's a corporaurtroom hallway. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman was in the san rafael courtroom as box entered his plea today. >> reporter: this is not likely a role that actor brian box ever thought he would play. would you talk to us about the charges against you? >> no comment. >> reporter: box played a bit part in the netflix drama 13 reasons why. a number of hiss activities led to his arrest by tibron police. in court this morning, box who's 23 years old and lives in vallejo pleaded guilty of steali

the finder of the swedish furniture store eye care has died involved compound was ninety one the company says comfort died at heinz home in sweden on saturday he started ikea in one thousand nine hundred three when he was seventeen and now has stores around the world and it made come proud a billionaire those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera the world by phone or. the eastern mediterranean off the coast of southern lebanon very close to the border with israel. here the sea and the land are matters of contention. parts of a conflict which has lasted nearly four decades. femi how could i became caught up in this conflict in two thousand and five when her son mohammad fired on went missing while fishing out at sea and he was a victim of the tension between lebanon and israel that has often made this area a battleground of invasion occupation territorial disputes and the un peacekeeping operation dating back to one nine hundred seventy eight's. there are thousands here like the knee high and humbugs the human fallout from this part of the wider arab israel

>> we have more on our abc7 news app, including links to local health departments and a flu shot finder and remember you can get personal'sed push alerts for more of the news you want delivered to your mobile phone. >>> the new trains are coming later this year. that prediction from a hopeful b.a.r.t. director abc7 reported on failed tests last october that delayed cars coming online. b.a.r.t.'s board found out about the latest glitch on tuesday, it happened on a test train with a puc on board. >> there was one failure for the doors to open at the station, i'm sure it wasn't a political statement. >> i'm willing to wait until everything works. >> director allen says b.a.r.t. riders will see the new trains in service this year. b.a.r.t. has taken delivery of only 20 cars, they hoped to have 60 in service at the end of last year. >>> the airport commission yesterday approved a 7 milli$7 n contact with a official with the airport. the effort is expected to take up to four years to complete. >> never mind four years, we're interested in the next four hours, or the next four days, spencer ch

. >> we have several links to local health departments and a flu shot finder if you need one.emember, you can get personalized push alerts for more of the news you want delivered to your phone in real time. >>> don't forget your sunscreen on your next flight, not just for those beach destinations, according to a british researcher, it's very important to put on sunscreen during your flight. a plane is closer to the sun, you think about it, and its rays condensed through those small windows creates risk for skin cancer. >>> it's still wet, as you can see on live doppler 7, we have rain spreading all across the area, we have reports of strong gusty winds. the storm still ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. we'll see over an inch across most of the north bay and we still have winds gusting to 40 miles an houror higher. you can see that the bulk of the rain will move out of the bay area later tonight and into tomorrow morning, we'll see the storm breaking up into scattered showers, but some of those showers could produce an isolated thunderstorm or two tomorrow. so what's left of t

near you by entering the zip code into the cookie locater or by down loopeding the girl scout cookie finder mobile app. what a change since i was a girl scout. for more information tap on the nbc 10 app and look for find it on 10. >>> switching greers we continue to follow breaking news from harrisburg in a deadly shooting involving law enforcement. a u.s. marshal has been shot and killed and two other officers hurt while serving a warrant. a live report from the scene is straight ahead. . >>>. >> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. >>> we continue to follow that breaking news from harrisburg where three law enforcement officers were shot this morning. one of them a u.s. marshal has died. nbc 10 steven fisher's live at the scene. steven, what's happening there now? >> reporter: well, erin, it was around 6:30 this morning when police tell us that a task force was out here on mulberry street to serve a search warrant to the house. and the house was on this side of that street. and then as that was happening, we're told a u.s. marshal was shot ultimately killed. now this is still an active scene

things versus having an opinion, that's a meaningful distinction when you sit with a bunch of fact finders in other words, he doesn't have to understand the full importance of anything that he says as far as a tick-tok, a timeline, a phone call, an e-mail, a mood that was in president of the campaign on any given day. that's for the prosecutors, for the mueller team to sort of figure out what all of it means. here again, you don't want somebody like him sort of talking freely even behind closed doors under oath about what he knows because this stuff could potentially be explosive. >> do we think the house intel committee with chairman devin nunes will do the right thing? >> that's the problem. the congressional committees have been hie jacked by hacks. the mueller investigation is the purest, the most independent. yeah, that will be a question. if they're testifying before the house committee, republican controlled, is it really just an extended flattery session? >> they'll get up there. they all have the same amount of time. >> but let's see if first of all what information comes out. and

. >> reporter: amazingly enough, the finder of the wallet knew chiquita. the young attorney had given a speech at her daughter's school, and made quite an impression. >> that prompted her to call the police and advise us that she -- she located this wallet. >> reporter: and unexpectedly for a wallet taken from a victim's purse and then tossed -- chiquita's i.d. and her credit cards were all inside. which got investigators thinking maybe the killer planted the wallet there, hoping some street person would find it and stumble right into a homicide investigation. >> when you take a nice gucci wallet, loaded with credit cards, to gardere lane and leave it in the streets, somebody's going to pick it up and start going to the mall, spending some of those credit cards. and the first thing that's going to happen is that the police are going to have a film of the transaction and go to that person and say, "you killed chiquita tate." >> there's our suspect. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so this killer unknown started taking on some traits in the detectives' minds. the

runs into a spot can check in with their local county health for a referral or check out vaccine finder-dot-orgsite, kron4-dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) a man is behind bars tonight...accused of shooting a victim in vacaville. it happened around 10 saturday night on twilight street. once at the scene police found evidence of a shooting...including bullet holes in a car. and after futher investigation... officers discovered that 44-year-old joseph finocchio was involved in a confrontation with two people he knew...a man and woman. one of them was shot during the confrontation. finocchio was arrested after the incident. the victim...whose sex hasn't been released... is in the hospital tonight in stable condition. (pam) happening now: in santa rosa, police are looking for a group of intruders, who forced their way into a home and robbed the owners . it happened yesterday morning, at a home near the corner of golden gate and fresno avenues. the homeowner woke up to a loud knocking at the door. when he got up to answer the door .... three to four robbers forced their way in and demanded

outtage they can check in with their local county health department for a referral or check out vaccine finder-dot-orgu can find a link on our website, kron4- dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) happening now. police are looking for a suspect... caught on camera stealing items from a home in concord. take a look. police say, this man broke into a home and stole numerous items. luckily, a neighbor's surveillance camera was nearby to capture the man leaving the area. authorities advice the public.... to invest in their very own surveillance cameras ... to help law enforcement crack down on home invasions. (steve) for the first time in more than three months... students in santa rosa returned to their schools that were damaged in the north bay wildfires. both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4's lydia pantazes was there as first responders welcomed the students back. this is the first day back to class for two schools here in santa rosa.cardinal newman high school here behind me and st. rose elementary and middle school.both are on the same

. >> plism reform, the president commuted the sentence of a first time on finder, who had been sentenced to excessive 27 years. what kinds of unjustices has the president view as priorities? >> secretary sanders: the president is looking, one of the big topics of conversation for today specifically, is looking at reducing the rates of recidivism, helping reduce violent crime. this is beginning of a conversation, a listening session, and we're going to continue working through the process. that was the number one topic at today's meeting. that's the big priority he has on that front at this point. >> there have been reports, if can you clarify, what is mr. kushner's role in the prison reform initiative? >> secretary sanders: he's helping lead that conversation. and put stakeholders together from a number of different areas that have expertise this matter. one last question. anita? >> going back to immigration, can you just shed a little bit of light on what the holdup is? mebls of the republican party were in the negotiations, they are the ones saying they agree with democrats. the admini

he's not the sort of disinterested fact finder who is sort of shocked and appalled by what they foundmp that he was actually doing the bidding of his client, which as we now know happened to be the hillary clinton campaign. >> tucker: but the broader bidding, not just -- so my understanding was here is a former newspaper reporter hired to dig up information on her opponent. that's pretty conventional. it happenings a lot during campaigns. >> right. >> tucker: but this suggests he was in fact a partisan trying to help the clintons in another arena entirely? >> yeah. that's exactly right. and, look, i mean, you know, he continues to use the term simpson, that this is sort of opposition research, you know, tucker, you and i have been around the block in washington for a while. that dossier was not opposition research. opposition research is only useful if you can gather information and then give it to the media and the media can replicate it. the trump dossier was all anonymous sources. you know, beared on two to three iterations. it was shared with newspaper reporters but more specifica

the raiders, carr, finders walker over the middle. that was the second touchdown catch of the day for walker. he caught one from smith. the afc comes back 24-23 win. golf fans got to see 4 days of tiger woods in torrey pines? putting for birdo the 16/100th hole. finished with even paron 72. leaving 2 under parfor the tournament. tied for 23rd. for him these days, not bad. playoffs have been a way of life on the tour this young season. the moon rising and the sun was setting as jason day and alex nor played their 4th extra hole. getting this close with his approach. birdie. putting the heat on. now he needs a birdie of his own. he extends the playoff by making the birdie. they will resume tomorrow morning at 8:30. their 5th sudden death playoff hole. >>> bret burns, the loan sharks representative in the game in tampa. it was his specific team that met the atlantic team in the finals. coming in on price, looks at first like the shot was stopped. it went through bryce. the pacific was a 5-2 winner in the tournament. that was worth $1 mil

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. >> the disputes seem to be about the fact finders, not the facts. it's sort of like you don't like where the facts are going so let's question -- it's basically johnnie cochran's o.j. simpson defense. >> no. i think it's the complete opposite. you have never heard me have any problems with the investigation. you just asked me the question by saying, mueller, yes. what happens is the facts that came forward that an individual at the doj, his wife was hired by fusion only to work on the russian portion. lo and behold -- >> you believe this is in a giant -- you're painting a conspiracy. you think that's the most plausible -- >> no, i don't. >> do you want people to draw conclusion that is way? it does feel that way. >> i have given you no conclusion except the facts that are out there. as i said prior, i had no problems. but when these facts arise, remember, we're separate entities here and you have an ability and a responsibility for oversight, and i think the public has the right to know. why was somebody that was in the middle of the investigation i

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. >> reporter: the finder of red paw emergency team, the nonprofit created to help pets says it was letourneau who became a devoted volunteer. >> if he was at a fire where there were pets he would call us right away. he did everything. he was a volunteer he was a foster he was a donor. >> reporter: he even adopted kittens he rescued himself in a blaze. those who worked alongside the lieutenant said he died just as he lived, helping others. >> i think matt always stood out as a person who wanted to help others. as devastating as it is i'm not shocked he gave his life trying to save someone else. >> reporter: black bunting is up here at engine 45 as colleagues and first responders do remember him and mourn at this time. according to a statement released by the philadelphia fire department he is survived by his mother and other relatives. reporting in strawberry mansion annie mccormick, channel 6 action newstill a lot of unanswered questions as the investigation continues. be sure to stick with action news for continuing coverage on the air and on our 6abc app as soon as we learn how that fire st

a spot can check in with their local county health department for a referral or check out vaccine finder- dot-org. you can find a link on our website, kron4-dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) and the dog flu is becoming more widespread in the bay area. it started in the south bay but kron 4 has confirmed it is spreading to san francisco. veterinarians say the dog flu is similar to human influenza and that most dogs recover. but a dog in the south bay has died from the illness. there is a vaccine you can get for your dog to make sure they are protected. some symptoms to look out for are coughing ... nasal discharge ... lack of appetite ... fever and fatigue. (grant) the sister of the southern california woman accused of torturing and starving her children is talking about louise turpin's strange behavior...(vicki) she claims the turpins began experimenting with different religions and indulged inbizarre sexual exploration.. catherine heenan is here with the story... (catherine) the sister of louise turpin says there was a time years ago when she could visit -- or skype with her ni

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police had grown suspicious of the 27-year-old priest when he said a view finder found at the crime sceneso gave different accounts about that night and he had some injuries from the night irene disappeared. >> scratches that ran vertically down his hands, on the top of his arms. >> reporter: despite the evidence, the case grew cold. years passed. there were rumors that some type of deal had been made between the church and authorities but there was never definitive proof. until now. says the prosecutor. daryl davis is one of the key witnesses. he was a television reporter at the time of irene's murder and he says there was an off-the-record meeting with the then d.a. robert latimore. >> he said, we know that father feit killed irene garza and the church knows that he killed irene garza. he said, the church is going to put him in a monastery for disturbed or troubled priests and he will be kept there for the rest of his life. >> you won't hear evidence of corruption. what you will hear is, lack of probable cause. >> reporter: defense attorney flores believes john feit was never prosecuted