gavin, thank you very much indeed.ad you a statement from jean—claude juncker, president of the european commission. he says, my thoughts are with the victims of the strasbourg shooting which i condemn with great firmness. values... he says the european commission stands alongside france, and is gavin has been talking about, this is a city with a profound connection to the european union. the european parliament has two bases, one in brussels, the other in strasbourg. we've also heard from the french interior minister, who says our security and rescue services have been mobilised, as we can see as we watch these pictures come in. each says, do not propagate rumours and follow the advice of the authorities. it is worth saying that whenever there is an incident like this, these days, a huge amount of misinformation immediately springs up misinformation immediately springs up on the social media and we journalists here in the bbc news room in london and in brussels are sifting and to make sure we pass on his information t

one more round of applause for gavin, so thank you very much. one more round of applause for gavin. [laughter] stephen: for those of you who know me, most of you ha have said he captured the essence of who i am. other people say it looks like me. i think that is pretty good, too. beever dreamed i would standing before you today, ladies and gentlemen, unveiling my portrait to hang in the halls i ame u.s. congress, what so glad i did and so glad this journey has turned out the way that it has. i have been a public servant and an architect for 33 years, and what a remarkable job it has been to be the architect of the capitol. clearly the honor of a lifetime to be appointed by the president of the united states, confirmed with 100 votes in the u.s. ,enate, but the real honor ladies and gentlemen, has been working with the incredibly talented team at the architect of the capitol. , theiren and women passion, commitment, talent, service, leadership, there is none other on the face of this earth and none better on the face of this earth, and it has been such an honor for me to be able to w

he is gavin octa-viano ... a 22- year old, u-c-irvine student... he was home in daly city for the thanksgiving break. ( robin )he told family he was heading out to meet friends the day after the holiday... but his friends say he never showed up.kron4's michelle kingston is in san francisco - - where family found his car after he went missing. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"this is where the family found gavin's car after he was reported missing. in a parking lot near the golden gate bridge."veena octaviano, sisterhe is very selfless. he's very kind hearted. he has the biggest smile that everybody remembers. this is gavin octaviano's stocking and the first holiday his family fears he may not be with them on christmas morning veena octaviano, sisterand it's hard because people keep saying he's 22. he's probably just out there lour brother. cuz if it was we wouldnt be making this a big deal that we are.gavin came home from anksgiving break and friday nov 23 he told his family he was going to meet up wtih friends for dinner but he never made it to th

this guy is like no. >> to tell us how they're both doing, we have gavin and cheyen cheyenne. welcome to the show. how are you guys doing? >> well, the healing process had it's ups and downs. for gavin it was more hard than it was for me,me,me, well now. >> talk about what it's like donating a kidney. there may be people willing to do it. >> there's a healing process, but if you're really the type of person that wants to do this, you shouldn't be thinking about the pain. >> let's talk about this process. you meet somebody online and then a big deal like this comes into play. what was that like for you guys? >> i was already in kidney failure, but my grandpa was on dialysis and he passed away. so i stopped seeing my doctor, which was a mistake on my part. i was sick but still in denial. when i got to 2% kidney function i couldn't walk anymore and i stopped eating and all i did was sleep. >> one day we went to passadena and then we had to leave within ten minutes of getting there because she was so tired and the next morning the doctor called us and told us you have to go to the

c1 go -- laura: l we can e to the bbc's gavin lee, who was been following the story from brussels. we have been hearing of a lishootout with and at least four have been killed. gavin: french media across tv, radio, the wires, reuters, saying four people have been killed and at least 10 people injured. formation from police an local authorities in strasbourg is that two people have died and seven people are in critical condition and some of those are in hospital and some are being treated right now in the center of strasbourg, one of the main squares in strasbourg. there is an emergency medical center that has set up and some of the victims are being taken to the hospital, but not all of them yet. there was another four people who received minor injuries. fluid -- it isto say the least, the situation. 8:00 local time, there was a burst of gunfire on three separate streets in a 10-minute window. e security services beliere is one person we had the attack, but three different streets where gunfire wa heard. it is basically the 10-minute window. since then things have gone quiet. the s

governor-elect gavin newsome but he did see elected as governor in the month of november. fourth generation resident of san francisco, his tower is the story of america. throughout his life, he served the community with great, great dignity. his civic and charitable commitments were substantial serving on the board of region events at the university of santa clara and the list goes on in education and the arts. whose passing makes it seem like an entire era has vanished but not so with bill, because he left such a legacy for us to continue to enjoy. he is survived by hillary and gavin and his beautiful grandchildren with whom he enjoyed so much dime in his later years with so many friends who revered him. and i wanted our colleagues to know this special person made the mark on the people of the great state of california and if they have a moment to read his story, of the american dream of great irish-american family, pioneer family in california. then when gavin is sworn in first week of january, we'll all take such great provided in the great love that his father had his

he's leaving office january 7th, handing off the baton to governor elect gavin newsom. during his tenure, he reversed the state's fiscal woes and is leaving a surplus of he$30 billion. oversaw a broad overhaul of the state's criminal justice system and fought for to combat climate change amid multiple challenges from the trump administration. p kqeditics and government senior editor scott shafer sat down with brown at the dpo governor's mansion. >> thank you for joining uson kqed. how are you feeling the final days in office? >> feel good. it's very engrossing. there's a lot to do. we have some regulatory issues. we've got some lawsuits. we have personnel questions. so i got plenty to do over the next almost three weeks. >> you camefi into , and it was a mess, right? there were questions about whether california was even governable. there was a $26 billion a big recession. and there's an expression, never let a good crisis go to .ste. >> ye >> i'm wondering do you feel like you used that crisis to do things you might not have otherwise been able to do?, >> we we got thi

laura: for us, thank you.els -- gavin lee in brussels for us now, thank you.joining us is a fellow of the foundation for the defense of democracies. what strikes you about this attack in strasbourg? i think a number of things. nuaser one is that christmas become unfortunately a target of extremists. we have seen this in the past, certainly in berlin in 2016. ao know that this particular market has been a target of al qaeda, dating back to 2000. attack thated of an was scuttled by french and german authorities 18 years ago. that is -- both of these are ongoing h concerns. e seen these vehicular attacks and attacks on soft targets across europe. i would say that despite some of the claims that al qaeda or isis are on the wane, we are still seeing these sorts of attacks regularly acss the european rliament for the europe -- european continent laura: what do you make of the 'act that the suspect was apparently notablys and counterterrorism -- known to poli and counterterrorism has opened an investigation? jonathan: there are a great number of individuals authoriti

i understand. >> hi, gavin. >> jimmy: hi, gavin, how are you?d to believe the show has never won the emmy. >> jimmy: it really is, yeah. [ laughter ] >> did you steal this from john oliver? i don't think so. this is the horn of proteus, case closed. >> jimmy: all right. bu t i just think aquaman is a little bit cooler than you, that's all. >> oh, really, okay. you know what, i think -- i think james corden is cooler than you. >> jimmy: oh. >> okay? >> jimmy: oh. >> let's go, gavin. oh, by the way, look. i have little wings on my feet, okay? that way i can fly away whenever i want to, all right? that's cool. >> jimmy: uh-huh. not really. [ laughter ] >> [ bleep ] you, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> [ bleep ] you. no, i don't care. i don't care. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] aquaman. >> jimmy: oh, come on now, don't say that. >> yeah. boy, i love being a preshow to "nightline," jesus. oh, by the way, everyone, remember, next time you go swimming in the ocean, that's where gavin and i go to the bathroom. >> jimmy: oh. >> merry christmas, jimmy. let's

now they are asking for help in finding 22 year old gavin octaviano.(whoosh)we recognize this is an illegal acton, outside of anything sanctioned by our unionoakland teachers say enough is enough, walking out off their jobs today, demanding a new contract (whoosh)and the east bay school where parents were shocked to find no heat in the classrooms.what are they going to do? bundle up? (pam) now at 8. missing for three weeks. a bay area three weeks. missing for now at 8. (pam) bundle up? (pam) now at 8. missing for three weeks. a bay area family is pleading for help in finding this man... gavin octaviano.(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. the 22 year old man was supposed to meet up with his friends on the friday after thanksgiving... but never showed up. kron-4's michelle kingston joins us live from the newsroom... michelle where was he last seen? gavin was home in daly city for thanksgiving break -- he is a uc-irvine student.he told family he was going to meet friends for dinner.but he never showed up ... and they late

from that was gavin lee strasbourg. the u.s.nd has voted against the saudi-led war in yemen, defying president trump and underscoring lawmakers' anger over the murder of jamal ashoggi. senators also released a joint statement holding the saudi crown prince responsible for the killing. for more i spokeith barbara plett-usher. does this resolution mean that the u.s. is sending any involvement in the war in yemen? no, it doesn't, jan because it would have to go through law. but it is quite significant because it is the first time that congress as ever voted to withdraw u.s. forces from a foreign conflict on the ground, that the president doesna't have thority to put them there, that should be congress' decision. it just underscores how angry a the senators aut the enormous human cost of this war in yemen and how angry they are at the saudis as well who are leading this camalign. it is a ebuke to trump administration policies. jane: what does this mean about the long-term relationsh between the u.s. and saudi arabia? barbara: it is

(catherine) plans are set for governor-elect gavin newsom's inauguration.nd we're hearing that he'll put first respondersand fire victims at the forefront of the celebration. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story.. before gavin newsom takes his oath of office on the steps of the capitol... the next governor will kick off his term at the golden 1 center..with a concert for those who suffered through wildfires within the last two appropriate to use this moment to unite as a state - stronger and more resilient than ever - to do whatever we can to ensure all of our fellow californians, especially those impacted by tragic wildfire, have the opportunity to build a brighter future and pursue their dreams." ((carroll wills- ca fire foundation)) "it is an honor for the firefighters and fire foundation to be considered as part of these inaugural festivities." calling the event "california rises"....proceeds from the concert will go to the california fire foundation, a non-profit that provides financial and emotional support to firefighters, their famili

governor-elect gavin newsom will take the oath of office in less than two weeks...parations going into the inauguration. (grant) and after the break... police body cams and drinking straws don't have much in common... but they're both affected by new laws in 20-19. we'll explain the changes. ♪ whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back, and you won't want to stop for anything else. lease the gla 250 for $359 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (grant bodycams and drinking straws ... two items that will be affected by new laws, after the first of the year. at 9... we told you about the changes affecting the minimum wage and who can drive in the diamond lanes.. for part 2 of our series tonight... catherine heenan starts with new rules for police officers. nata=b 748, from san francisco assemblyman phil ting requires that body camera footage be released within 45 days of a police shooting, or when an officer's use of force causes death or great bodily harm. another bill by state senator nancy skinner of berkeley, grants gre

gavin, many thanks for the update, gavin, many thanks for the update, gavin lee with the latest fromn england is going to cope this winter, as the latest figures show that hospitals are already overcrowded, and that's before the cold weather has properly taken hold. some fear it could be as bad, if not worse, than last year. last week, more than 94% of beds in england's hospitals were being used, that's above what is considered to be a safe limit. on at least one day last week, one in ten hospitals were completely full, and not surprisingly there were long waits at a&e. our health editor, hugh pym, has been looking at the latest evidence. this is emily. she stepped on glass, came to a&e in west london this morning, and had to waitjust one hour. it's been an amazing experience, especially at this time of year, i think, like, the doctors do an incredible job. but damian, who also hurt his foot, had to waitjust over four hours, more than the official target. there was like a lot of doctors around, and nurses, like, running around, and sitting there waiting and don't know anybody get see

newsom - - in favor of gavin - - at least he got to see the election turned in favor of gavin newsom. >>> a vandal stuck inside a vent. and it was supposed to be empty building. >>> the use of dna testing kits - - the use of dna testing kits coming to another type of business. more on that coming up next. with us, we will be right back. will >>> welcome back. we are giving you a look outside at san francisco bay, the golden gate bridge. today is the day, we have blue skies and a couple of systems are making their way across the pacific. and we have the big one on sunday. the 49ers and the seahawks play. >> they will be fine until after 4:00 down there. it is tough to get rain down to san jose. there is going to be rain much earlier than that. hope valley, 29 degrees. woodside is also at 36. there were many mid 30s. we were - - we are warming up. livermore made it into the 30s. finally, low 50s. a morning - - there was a morning of a lot of 40s. some 30s will hang out. half moon bay is out of the gate at 57. most locations are in the 40s. another 57 in berkeley. you get the northeast

the defence secretary, gavin williamson, says the presence of the royal navy showed support for ukrainehe face of increased russian aggression. spinal surgery for unborn babies with spina bifida is to become routinely available on the nhs from next spring. the procedure, carried out during pregnancy, involves repairing spinal tissue, which can improve mobility. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has more. i might not go too much deeper, frank, because we might need membranes in a second. this hospital in belgium has trained british doctors to carry out surgery to repair spinal defects during pregnancy. now families won't need to go abroad for treatment. thank you very much. hands crossed. spina bifida develops during pregnancy when the bones of the spine don't form properly. this can cause a bulge from which spinal fluid leaks out. the condition can cause a range of lifelong health issues such as paralysis, bladder and bowel problems, and affect brain development. the delicate surgery happens at around 26 weeks pregnancy. the womb is opened and the baby's nerve tissues are pushed ba

gavin lee reporting a short time ago.r an emergency session was held in paris with the french president macron, and also the interior minister, christophe castaner, who addressed the awaiting press there and confirmed that three people had lost their lives in this gun attack. and also, more worryingly, had confirmed that the government is still on the run. he has not been detained by the police. and, as you can imagine, it huge police operation is now currently under way. the interior minister also confirmed that the borders have been strengthened. of course, strasbourg bordering between france and germany there. and protocol is in place as you would imagine with a terrorist operation that is under way which was confirmed by the french counterterrorism prosecutor, who said this was indeed a terrorism incident. the gunmen we know to be a 29—year—old who was living in neudorf in the south district of the city and was known to police, but we don't have any further details regarding his identity. stay with us here on bbc news

also this morning: the defence secretary, gavin williamson, tells the bbc the arrival of a royal navyarship in ukraine sends a strong message to president putin. natasha ednan—laperouse was just 15 when she killed by an allergic reaction to a pret a manager sandwich. as they fight to change food labelling laws, her parents tell us how she'll never be forgotten. christmas for us isn'tjust christmas. also her birthday. it will never be the same really because we find it too difficult to because we find it too difficult to be here on christmas day because she is missing. liverpool top of the tree — jurgen klopp‘s team will be top of the premier league for christmas after beating=. good morning. some sunshine on the way today. more cloud and some rain tomorrow. we will be taking a closer look at what the weather has in store as we move into christmas. it's saturday the 22nd of december. our top story. police have arrested two people on suspicion of illegally flying drones over gatwick airport. flights were halted for more than a day after the first sighting on wednesday night. thousands o

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us the preparations underway for gavin newsom's inauguration. on the west side capitol lawn... the christmas tree is coming down.crews thursday cleared leaves and wrapped up christmas lights ..clearing the way on the side of the building where gavin newsom will take his oath of office ((nats))a few blocks down... the golden 1 center is preparing for the "california rises" concert.this week, newsom announced the lineup for the fire victims benefit concert on the eve of his inauguration: pitbull is the headliner along with rock group x ambassadors, rapper common.((nats)) local butte county band.. cold weather sons will also perform. the group recently released a song in the wake of the camp fire. with thousands expected to come to sacramento for newsom's inaugural events... preparation will take several days.tag. (robin) in national headlines ... the debate between president trump and senate democrats over border security funding continues. the standoff has shutdown part of the government for nearly a week a now. karin caifa has the

y todo con un motivo. >> parece que gavin newsom estÁ continuando con la polÍtica de jerry brown.erdo con los estados unidos. es muy importante poner buena fe con mÉxico. luz: es que con mÁs de 5000 centroamericanos en lo que aumenta la esperanza de muchos son las acciones y este sÁbado el nuevo presidente de mÉxico firmÓ un acuerdo con guatemala, el salvador y honduras para llegar a un plan que desaliente la migraciÓn hacia el norte. >> lo que estamos empezando a hacer es aplicar un enfoque mÁs amplio. ampliar cuestiones de desarrollo. lo que se estÁ planteando es promover el desarrollo. luz: y es que otro sÍmbolo de colaboraciÓn se vio el viernes cuando estados unidos firmÓ un acuerdo de comercio con mÉxico y canadÁ. pero sÓlo el tiempo nos dirÁ quÉ tan fuerte podrÁ ser esta relaciÓn. palmira: y en mÁs del tema, el presidente de mÉxico firmÓ su primer decreto presidencial el cual ordena la creaciÓn de una comisiÓn que investigue con esta consigna, familiares de los desaparecidos-- lÓpez obrador prometió esclarecer los hechos y hacer justicia. >> todo el gobierno va a ayudar en e

he is gavin octav-iano ... a 22- year old, u-c-irvine student... he was home in daly city for the thanksgiving break. he told family he was heading out to meet friends the day after the holiday ... but his friends say, he never showed up.(ken) kron4's michelle kingston is in san francisco -- where family found his car after he went missing. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"this is where the family found gavin's car after he was reported missing. in a parking lot near the golden gate bridge."veena octaviano, sisterhe is very selfless. he's very kind hearted. he has the biggest smile that everybody remembers. this is gavin octaviano's stocking and the first holiday his family fears he may not be with them on christmas morning veena octaviano, sisterand it's hard because people keep saying he's 22. he's probably just out there like not wanting to deal with his family. that's not our brother. cuz if it was we wouldnt be making this a big deal that we are.gavin came home from school for thanksgiving break and on friday nov 23 he told his family he w

but is perhaps more about gavin williamson's profile than anything else.er. talking about new technology. we have also got in the times, the debate about whether terrestrial television is still getting mass audiences over christmas, which it appears it is not. and the headline is the queen, or the crown is in the crown on netflix or the queen's christmas broadcast which actually still was the most—watched programme. yeah. did you watch? yes, idid. i programme. yeah. did you watch? yes, i did. i can see why it is the most—watched. i did. i can see why it is the most-watched. i watched in the evening on bbc two. that is why the queen can actually get an awful lot. this is the royal round robin letter. i will put you at the family is doing. she even had a go at people on brexit, which i thought was rather good. the point of this article is saying that more people are watching things like netflix. so that the big christmas blockbusters are not getting sucked big audiences as they used to because a lot of people are watching the crown on netflix. what is intere

(vicki) he is gavin octaviano... a 22 year old uc-irvine student... he was home in daly city for thanksgiving break. he told family he was heading out to meet friends the day after the holiday ... but his friends say he never showed up. kron4's michelle kingston is in san francisco -- where family found his car after he went missing. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"this is where the family found gavin's car after he was reported missing. in a parking lot near the golden gate bridge."veena octaviano, sisterhe is very selfless. he's very kind hearted. he has the biggest smile that everybody remembers. this is gavin octaviano's stocking and the first holiday his family fears he may not be with them on ch veena octaviano, sisterand it's hard because people keep saying he's 22. he's probably just out there like not wanting to deal with his family. that's not our brother. cuz if it was we wouldnt be making this a big deal that we are.gavin came home from school for thanksgiving break and on friday nov 23 he told his family he was going to meet up wtih

before gavin newsom takes his oath of office on the steps of the capitol...term at the golden 1 center..with a concert for those who suffered through wildfires within the last two years. in his announcement newsom said" it seems appropriate to use this moment to unite as a state - stronger and more resilient than ever - to do whatever we can to ensure all of our fellow californians, especially those impacted by tragic wildfire, have the opportunity to build a brighter future and pursue their dreams." ((carroll wills- ca fire foundation)) "it is an honor for the firefighters and fire foundation to be considered as part of these inaugural festivities." calling the event "california rises"....proceeds from the concert will go to the california fire foundation, a non-profit that provides financial and emotional support to firefighters, their families and the communities they serve. "most recently with the camp fire we distributed somewhere north of about 11,000 gift cards for 250 dollars..about 2.6 million dollars in assistance."aside from the money..event organi

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us the preparations underway for gavin newsom's inauguration. ((pkg))on the west side capitol lawn... the christmas tree is coming down.crews thursday cleared leaves and wrapped up christmas lights .. clearing the way on the side of the building where gavin newsom will take his oath of office((nats))a few blocks down... the golden 1 center is preparing for the "california rises" concert.this week, newsom announced the lineup for the fire victims benefit concert on the eve of his inauguration: pitbull is the headliner along with rock group x ambassadors, rapper common.((nats)) local butte county band.. cold weather sons will also perform. the group recently released a song in the wake of the camp fire. with thousands expected to come to sacramento for newsom's inaugural events... preparation will take several days.tag. (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a windy day around the

. >>> the father of governor elect gavin newsom has passed away this morning. the office of gavin newsom sent a statement about it, william, was a retired judge and environmentalist. was a lifelong californian. >>> up next, a tax on texting. the proposal from state regulators that has a lot of people talking. how the tax would work and when it could happen. >>> plus, the bay area supermarket that turned into a stunt course for one dangerous driver. >>> also christine blasey ford speaking publicly for the first time. the award she gave to one courageous olympian. >>> lookout californians one of your go to ways of communicating could now come at a cost. atregulators are proposing a texting tax. the proposal would involve charging a tax on text messages to support both -- programs to make phones assessable to low income people. meanwhile, wireless groups are working to defeat the proposal, the public utilities commission could vote as early as tomorrow. >>> one more note on taxes, starting in april, out-of-state online retailers will be required to collect and pay

. >> justice william newsom, father of gavin newsom, died at the age of 84 in san francisco this morning. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. the judge had deep ties in california, dedicating much of his career to environmental protection and philanthropy. our reporter has been following all the tributes tonight and joins us live with more. >> reporter: i talked with former mayor willie brown tonight. not only did he work closely with bill, but they were good friends. we also saw his impact in the community and admired by many. >> that's my father, if you're wondering. >> reporter: the tributes poured in. tweets from governor brown, senator kamala harris, and from nancy pelosi, reading the passing of bill newsom is a great personal and official loss for all who were fortunate enough to call him friend. >> i am really shocked, because i know how proud he really was. and how he had really looked forward to his son being sworn in. >> reporter: he died in his san francisco home wednesday morning. and before he was known to the world as the father of

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us the preparations underway for gavin newsom's inauguration. ((pkg))on the west side capitol lawn... the christmas tree is coming down.crews thursday cleared leaves and wrapped up christmas lights .. clearing the way on the side of the building where gavin newsom will take his oath of office((nats))a few blocks down... the golden 1 center is preparing for the "california rises" concert.this week, newsom announced the lineup for the fire victims benefit concert on the eve of his inauguration: pitbull is the headliner along with rock group x ambassadors, rapper common.((nats)) local butte county band.. cold weather sons will also perform. the group recently released a song in the wake of the camp fire. with thousands expected to come to sacramento for newsom's inaugural events... preparation will take several days.tag. let's take a let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a windy day around the bay area. blustery winds made for a cool

gavin octaviano.(pam) thank you for joining us

it plays like we have seen all these political dramas, it is the chess board, the manoeuvre and gavincentre stage. it isa sajid javid is now centre stage. it is a great high stakes opportunity, if he doesn't blow it. one quote, one ally of sajid javid said he has been stitched up, given the situation it is outrageous he has been stitched up. now the daily telegraph, this is brexit, philip hammond has been accused of failing to fund no—deal mraps. —— plans. what are the figures. they are small. philip hammond has been dealt a very poor set of cards. we know he was a devout remainor, but he has to notjust go along was a devout remainor, but he has to not just go along with the cabinet message, but also actually now start preparing for this plan b of the no—deal preparation. this is playing russian roulette, do you save your treasure chest f getting the deal through or start siphoning money off to local councils for what they are predicting will amount to an influx of elderly ex—pats and possibly riots on the streets. i don't know, we have had riots on the streets, i'm not convinced that

. >> the father of governor elect gavin newsom has died. bill newsome iii passed away peacefully at his home in san francisco. this is a photo there on father's day recently, with his two children by his side. bill newsome was at his son's side at gavin newsom's swearing in as san francisco mayor in 2004 and 2018. bill newsome was a well known retired justice and a prominent figure in local politics for decades. bill newsome was 84 years old. >> a high-speed police chase that ends in a crash on 80, it all started at the gatd way shopping center in vallejo. officers were looking for people breaking into cars and they spotted a suspect driving slowly around the parking lot. when they tried to pull him over, he sped off. officers chased him onto eastbound 80. he lost control there near the red top road exit in fairfield and crashed onto an embankment. the suspect ran and tried to hide in a creek bed, but a canine found him and he was arrested. >> there is an active scene happening right now. >> switch the camera around and show you what we are

the father of governor elect gavin newsome has died. he passed away this morning at his home. >> a spokesperson for his transition team released a tamt reading justice newsome was a proud lifelong californian, a public servant and powerful voice for individual rights a environmental protection. >> he was a former judge for the state court of appeals and had deep rooted political ties in california. in 2004, he swore in his son, gavin, as mayor of san francisco. something he would do again when his son was elected lieutenant governor. he went to st. ignatius with the son of jay paul getty. >> he hen attended the university of san francisco and stanford law school. he worked as a financial adviser for the getty clan and managed their family trust. he was 84 years old. >>> financial concerns are forcing oakland unified to consider closing some schools. some parents are launching a strike to make sure their children are guaranteed a high performing school. that's up for discussion tonight before the board and that's where leah is live with

incoming officer gavin newsom also talked to the group.hony rendon must to help californians living on the margins. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> democrats will hear from securities gina haspel -- gina haspel after all. she is expected to brief senators tomorrow to explain the cia's assessment that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman likely ordered jamal khashoggi's assassination. the senate is considering whether to pull support for the civil war in yemen which is seen as a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. >>> paramedics in france have joined antigovernment protesters who call themselves yellow vests. dozens of a nuances blocked a bridge leading to the national assembly in paris. riot police officers were brought in to prevent them from getting too close to the building. protesters are upset over rising taxes and the high cost of living. the latest demonstration comes just two days after violent protests in paris left 130 people injured. >>> mexico's newly inaugurated president has pledged to govern as a common man and end secrecy, and l

gavin lee, bbc news, strasbourg.ld news, still to come: and, moh saleh wins the bbc‘s african footballer of the year award, for the second year running. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: theresa may has said it's still possible she can get enough assurances from europe, to convince her own mps to back her brexit deal. strasbourg's christmas market re—opens, two days after a horrific gun attack which has now left four people dead. donald trump's former lawyer is insisting the us president knew making hush money payments during his 2016 presidential campagin was wrong, but ordered they be made anyway. michael cohen has been sentenced to three years jail for campaign finance and fraud crimes, and must start his prison term by march. he's the first of donald trump's inner circle to be jailed following special counsel robert mueller‘s investigation into alleged russian meddling in the election. the president says he never directed michael cohen to break the law, but in an exclusive interview with abc new

the defence secretary, gavin williamson, has said he has "grave concerns" about the chinese technologyed in upgrading the uk's mobile network. australia, new zealand and the us have all restricted the use of huawei technology in new 5g networks because of security fears. mr williamson told the times newspaper it was something the government would have to look at "very closely". around 20 people have ina in a living in italy. at least 20 people have been hurt in italy where an earthquake has hit the area around mount etna in sicily. several buildings were damaged by the quake, which measured a four—point—eight magnitude, and struck in the early hours of the morning. good afternoon. more than a third of nhs hospitals in england have raised the cost of parking over the past year, with some patients and staff now paying double the price. several trusts have defended the higher costs, saying some or all of the money went back into patient care or maintaining car parks. car park charges have been abolished in wales and most of scotland, but still remain in england and northern ireland. dunca

gavin williamson said regulars and reservists will be available to support government departments.f state confirm if he has had any approaches from other government departments about using world—class armed forces personnel in the event of a no—deal brexit? we have, as yet, not had any formal requests from any government department. what we are doing is putting contingency plans in place and what we will do is have 3500 service personnel held at readiness, including regulars and reserves, in order to support any government department on any contingencies they may need. gavin williamson had been in the commons to set out the details of a long awaited defence review, the modernising defence programme or mdp. he rejected opposition taunts that his plans were "waffle" and "underwhelming", unveiling plans to boost spending to improve the combat effectiveness of our force, we will reprioritise the current defence programme to increase weapons stockpiles and we are accelerating work to assure the resilience of our defence systems and capabilities. mr williamson announced a £160 million "t

from strasbourg, gavin lee reports. sirens.asbourg, where police ended the 48 manhunt and killed cherif chekatt. this quiet district of neudorf is the same place the suspected guman was last seen on tuesday night, after escaping following the attack close to the christmas markets, which killed three people and injured twelve others. eyewitnesses here say they heard gunfire as the police moved in. translation: we left the mcdonald's, i wanted to go home because it was late, but when we arrived at the train we were stopped by the police station and we heard gunshots — tat tat tat. we have been stuck here since. i don't know how to get home. it was here at the christmas markets in strasbourg, the oldest and most famous in france, where the attack was carried out. police say cherif chekatt was carrying a pistol and a knife, shooting and stabbing people in the streets as others run for their lives. chekatt is said to have been confronted by soldiers patrolling the markets, who shot him in the arm, although he escaped by taxi, orderi

let's go to gavin lee.mit, that is not something they wa nted summit, that is not something they wanted to do. they are not prepared to open the withdrawal agreement. what can they help the prime minister with? two things, there are two days before thursday's summit where brexit is on the agenda. right now theresa may and her team are stiffening the sinews and it is once more into the breach to try and convince european leaders, perhaps one by one, whether they can move an inch on this issue of trying to make sure there is some form of writing that allows to reza made to go back to britain to say that preventing a border with northern ireland and the republic, to suggest some wording that makes westminster not bound to that. i am told by sources on both sides of the water that that is not happening now at the moment. they are trying to work out when she can see mark rutte. it has been suggested that at the moment it is like a political tender at the moment, she is swiping right and left to find it and she c

gavin lee, bbc news, strasbourg.t city of hudeyda — the first since a un—brokered ceasefire came into effect on friday. people living there say they could hear artillery shelling and automatic gunfire. the saudi—backed government and the iranian—backed houthi rebels had reached the truce agreement for hodeida after a week of talks in sweden. more food aid has now begun arriving at the port. the un has warned that 1a million yemenis are on the brink of starvation. the bbc‘s chief international correspondent lyse doucet has reported extensively from yemen and from the peace talks. i asked her if the ceasefire can hold. the situation is still very tense in hodeida, you have the houthi forces which control the port and the adjacent city, you have the yemeni government and emirati forces, this unexpected agreement on a ceasefire is very fragile. it is not surprising, it is regrettable but not surprising, there seems to be sporadic fighting, but no one is saying the ceasefire is dead, it is largely holding. it has to be sa

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gavin lee, bbc news, strasbourg.ders of the remaining 27 eu countries say they don't want to keep the uk tied to their rules indefinitely, after brexit, through the so—called backstop, designed to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland. after a meeting in brussels they said they'd work to conclude a future trade deal with the uk as soon as possible, but ruled out any renegotiation of the withdrawal agreement. kevin connolly reports from brussels. the prime minister turned up to brussels in the mood to manage expectations of what might be possible at this summit. on her way into the meeting where she was to appeal directly to herfellow eu leaders to help her sell the deal at westminster, the message was that there is plenty of work still to be done. my focus now is on ensuring that i can get those assurances that we need to get this deal over the line because i generally believe it is in the best interest of both sides, the uk and the eu. the text of mrs may's appeal released after talks ended, hinted a rather

gavin lee, bbc news, strasbourg.ing their europa league match against vidi in hungary last night — saying they have shamed the club. it comes just days after four fans were suspended for the alleged racial abuse of the manchester city and england player raheem sterling in chelsea's previous match. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. at their home ground, chelsea present a welcome to the world. but this is a football club shamed by a section of its supporters — and chelsea made that clear today. was a routine european fixture but some took the chance and hungry to chant anti—semitic words about a rival club in london — totte n ha m. this man directed an educational film for chelsea. he is a chelsea supporter. you might think you are making tottenham charting but when you sing, they are on their way to auschwitz, this is what to clearly charging about. clearly there are people who think it's ok and maybe they don't really understand what it is they are charging, widejewish people or everyone is so offended by