no sign of gavin.nd with no answers, lisa was forced to reveal something publicly, something painful and maybe crucial. >>> coming up -- what had happened to gavin smith? >> it didn't make sense to me. and so i just kept -- no, it can't be. it can't be. >> we said, i think this is a suicide. and then we go i think this is a murder. our gut instincts are going different ways. >> you wondered if she had something to do with this? >> it crossed our minds all the time. somehow, it kept playing back, why won't you search? why? >> when "dark valley" continues. [sneezing] ♪ you don't want to cancel your plans. [sneezing] cancel your cold. the 1-pill power of advil multi-symptom cold & flu knocks out your worst symptoms. cancel your cold, not your plans. advil multi-symptom cold & flu. (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "three-ring fender bender." (clown 1) sorry about that... (clown 2) apologies. (clown 1) ...didn't mean it. (clown 3) wh

there were secrets when lisa and gavin kept hidden. >> i was the love of gavin's life. 'dord me.dored our family. it's exactly what wanted to have, just got lost. >> lost? it all started in the early '80s. even before she met gavin. when he was a stunt man on the tv series "remington steel." he played a shooting victim falling from a second story window. the stunt went wrong. and he broke his back. >> he would get pain pills for his back. so usually something like that for pain. when that didn't work anymore, he was prescribed oxycontin and was dakted to it. >> he went to the matrix institute here in the san fernando valley. >> he clearly stopped using. he was feeling healthier than he felt in years. >> but when detective john o'brien and tyler bay learned about gavin's addiction, they had to consider a raft of new possibilities. >> he disappeared. maybe i overdosed. we didn't have any of those answers. >> driving all over the valley, we would have moments in the car of where we looked at each other and said i think this is a suicide. and then an hour later, we would interview so

no sign of gavin.nd with no answers, lisa was forced to reveal something publicly, something painful and maybe crucial. >>> coming up -- what happened to gavin smith? >> it didn't make sense to me. it's so -- i just kept -- no. it can't be. it can't be. >> said i think this is suicide and then we go i think this is a murder. our gut instincts were going different ways. >> i wondered if she had something to do with this. >>> it crossed our minds all the time. somehow, it kept playing back, why won't you search? why? >> when "dark valley" continues. . frustrated that clean clothes you want to wear always seem to need an iron? next time try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. just toss it in the dryer to bounce out wrinkles. we dried these shorts with bounce wrinkle guard, and a pair without. the bounce wrinkle guard shorts have fewer wrinkles and static, and more softness. it's the world's first mega sheet that does the job of three dryer sheets. it also comes in unscented. if you don't love bounce wrinkl

. >> reporter: it was gavin who threw that first punch, he said. so, of course, he fought back. >> do you recall how many times you hit him? >> four, five. >> and when you were doing that, what were you thinking? >> i'm just thinking how in the [ bleep ] that i get in this situation. you know, i was scared for my life. >> reporter: and then gavin then got out of the mercedes, said creech. and there was something in his hand. >> it was like a ten to twelve-inch stainless steel thing that at the time i thought was a knife. we fell in the ground, and we went at it for about ten or fifteen seconds exchanging punches. >> at some point did you get that weapon? >> i kept punching him until he let go of it. >> okay. and what'd you do with the weapon? >> i threw it over the back wall of my property. >> reporter: such a weapon was never recovered, by the way. but creech insisted there was one, a multi-purpose tool of some kind, and it was gavin who provoked the fight. >> i was defending my life. i didn't go there looking for a fight. i was just defending min

and that gavin was a victim long after he was murdered, and so were we. w >> reporter: john creech was

i hope you have a safe and merry christmas, gavin sumner. >> what a remarkable little boy gavin's birthdays in just two weeks. he's asking instead of gifts, his friends and family donate to charity, he says he has everything he needs now. that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm kristin welker reporting from new york. have a great night, everyone >>> a storm is moving into the bay area and tonight we are tracking it all. news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. it's been a cold couple of days, and now we're about to get some wet weather. you can see it's dark. traffic is moving. beli believe it or not, it's chilly. >> don't let that beautiful view of clear skies fool you because it is very cold. only in the 50s right now. this is our view of the city. you can make out the bay bridge right there. if you are heading out now to dinner, bundle up. we're in the 50s. 50 degrees in palo alto. 50 degrees in san francisco. satellite right now is showing a little of that cloud cover rolling into the north bay. we'll start to see more of a marine

gavin sumner >> all right that was kristen welker reporting. gasp gavin's birthday is in two weeks.riends and family donate to charity because he has everything he wants. >> we thank you for watching "earlyoday." i'm fran tce tens of millions as we close out 2019 white-out conditions shut down highways across parts of the midwest. and travel delays expected at airports. >> two vicious attacks first, in texas where a gunman opened fire inside a chuh, killing two, before a churchgoer guns him down. and then the home of a rabbi celebrating hanukkah, where five were stabbed we'll have t we'll latest. >> why prescription drugs that combine two cheap existing medications are suddenly 100 times more expensive. >> t

and bbc one would really love to have more gavin and stacey.years is because he has gone to make his fortune in the united states? ruth jones has been busy doing stuff like stella, james corden has been off in the us becoming a huge star over there with his late late show and with corporal karaoke etc. —— car pull. he is not doing it because the bbc are offering him barrel loads of cash but because he has a real affection for the show and what it means that the audience and if you wa nted means that the audience and if you wanted proof of what it did need to the british public, those viewing figures yesterday means it has now been elevated into that very select group we like to call classic british comedy is. the audience out there will be expecting, whether on not to get it, who knows, but they will be expecting that there will be more, perhaps not big series of gavin and stacey but more special. and there is less grip something like this bringing it back after nine years that the two of them had gone to la to write it without telling anyone e

did you go back to the original series to help you get back into being gavin?'s no way i'm watching myself ten years ago, absolutely no way. i'm already self—conscious enough. oh, no! i think you need to come forward to allow that. it's constantly on and i love when i'm flicking the channels and you see a bit and you can't stop watching. there's a new generation of people now, of children watching it that weren't even born when it was first on and those kids now are starting to watch and they are coming to watch us film and it's just lovely. just don't touch me. i like your top. you're almost as naked as i am. when you're writing the script, you know people want to hear the catchphrases, see the traditional character quirks, so how much of that you put in? you have to be careful because we never set out to create catchphrases for people, they happened naturally. for example... oh, that's lush! on monday i'm going to be telling somebody else that they look lush. you want to have them present in the script, but you don't want to overdo it because otherwise itjust

and stacey has that same wa nt but gavin and stacey has that same wantan but gavin and stacey has thatatching it's not so boring that nothing happens, they don't go over the top. it's not something ridiculous that would not have at it in everyday life, and that's what make it feel relatable and special and gives you that christmas and tingling feeling. when it comes back you think, oh please that the characters be the same in the writing be the same, and it was. it managed to keep everything that was good about it, and reproduced it for this christmas, that is no mean feat. i read a couple of interviews with ruth jones feat. i read a couple of interviews with ruthjones in the run—up to this she was talking about going out to la to write this with james cordon, without success last night, how much pressure is there going to be for another series, not a christmas special? there would have been pressure had adjusted well but the fact that they left on a cliffhanger and being very naughty, they knew what they were doing, it people are definitely to see what happened what did he say, was th

yes, 4996 of people watching tv at that time watching gavin and stacey.one programme at christmas over the last several years has managed around 6 million. to reach over 11 and peak with over 12 million viewers is absolutely olden times numbers. the wallace and gromit film in 2008 pulled injust under 14.5 million over a decade ago, that was big. that is a jewish number. we haven't been anywhere near this sort of number in a very long time indeed. because of the way we watch tv these days. also it was something of a piece of event television, a sitcom which has somehow for ten years still maintain a relationship with an audience, people still interested. it was marketed and there was a lot about it returning. as a fishing expedition, whether unknown people will be interested in a new series, they have added a whopper. will be interested in a new series, they have added a whopperlj will be interested in a new series, they have added a whopper. i suppose there is something about christmas where a lot of people, with a family is, they want something in the ev

more on the news that gavin and stacey was the most—watched christmas day tv in more than a decade.ence will now be wondering if there are more gavin and stacey episodes to come. i'm so happy to be talking about properly brilliant figures because sometimes at christmas we have to sort of get excited and say welcome a 6 million is really good these days but these were properly good figures, a peak of over 12 million and that's just on the night. once you have consolidated figures once everyone has watched on iplayer you're going to be looking at 1a or 15 million. that's a proper christmas special. that's something that people have planned their evening around and have been genuinely excited about watching. that's really significant because lots of people say now i've got netflix, no one sits around together as a family and watches anything, everyone is doing their own thing. it shows us that if it's good enough or special enough people will build their day around it. people will sit down and watch live tv. a lot of 16 or 3a—year—olds and certainly in the younger half of that age rang

. >>> president trump attacking governor gavin newsom over the homeless crisis. the tweet he's been posting. and -- >> visitors now questioning the safety of a popular bay area tourist spot after a hike turns deadly. what muir woods officials are saying this morning. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia. meteorologist kari hall is also in for mike inouye with the traffic. luckily traffic isn't too bad but the weather is windy out there. >> still windy and chilly temperatures with waves of rain that lingers, unsettled weather the past couple of days. we still have some rain over the santa cruz mountains making it into the south bay and the south county watching out for spotty light showers. we have bigger problems for parts of southern california as still a lot of rain, storms and snow rolled on through today in the bay area. we'll get some sunshine and highs reaching the mid-50s. getting out on the roads we haven't had any major issues. a lot of green sensors on the t

what's occurring — more than 11 million people tuned in for the return of gavin and stacey, making itt watched christmas day programme of the decade. in half an hour's time, we take a look back on events earlier in the year, marking the 75th anniversary of the d—day landings. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. spanish police have named a british holidaymaker and his two children who drowned in a swimming pool on christmas eve. gabriel diya had been staying with his family at a resort on the costa del sol. police say the pool appears to have been working normally at the time. the hotel says it's continuing to co—operate with the investigation. emily unia reports. according to spanish police, gabriel diya, who was 52, died trying to rescue his nine—year—old daughter comfort after she got into difficulties in this hotel swimming pool. his 16—year—old son praise—emmanuel tried to help and also died. postmortem examinations confirmed that all three drowned. a 14—year—old girl, the children's sister, raised the alarm. a british tourist who's staying at the resort told the bbc she spoke

policies like these are weighing it down. >> gavin newsom has been involved in this problem for a veryg time, i lived in liven francisco, he was mayor there, which is ground zero for the problem, he has never addressed that problem. david: the wrong way. >> i don't know, have you seen stories of people throwing rocks at people at tents and 7-eleven blasting music. and then most recent one, a las vegas strip club donating tent with branded strip shru club nan there. david: they don't help homeless problem by enabling homeless to be on the street, that is the bottom line. >> and incentivizing them to be on the street. david: president trump taking action on north korea after kim jong-un threatened a dangerous, quote, quis mas christmas gift. is the rocket man back to his old tricks, we ask walid phares next. >> we'll find out what the surprise it and deal with it successfully, and see what happens, everyone has surprises for me. i handle them as they come along. ♪music (children laugh and scream) (dog barking) ♪music it's the final days of the wish list sales event. hurry in to your linc

back on the set of gavin and stacey, what made you decide to do it?see if there is anything there, if there is a story there, it will be interesting to see where they are. we didn't tell the bbc, we didn't sell any agents or anything, we just didn't sell any agents or anything, wejust did what didn't sell any agents or anything, we just did what we did the first time around, really, which was set ina room time around, really, which was set in a room and talk about it and see what we have. we used the hauser period is our sort of greenroom —— house up here, and look to you finding any these houses, it is ruth, jones and joanna page, relaxing between scenes.|j ruth, jones and joanna page, relaxing between scenes. i feel like i have walked into the show, this is very peculiar. it is quite funny, we're sort of like our characters. what are you reading? business. the timing to do it is when you don't need to. the last thing we wanted to show to look like was sort of emergency, break glass quest to get back on television. so, it comes with a huge amount of

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for gavin newsom to place the blame on d.c.genuous to me. >> totally disingenuous, charles. what president trump is doing, exposing how bad democrat policies are especially for the big cities. with them politics over people. the president targeted gavin newsom who is more concerned about climate change initiatives. nancy pelosi who is more concerned with holding on to that gavel and trying to impeach president trump. it is politics over people. this is an issue that they have been ignoring for many, many years. it just continues to get worse. charles: laura, essentially seems like gavin is saying or suggesting, that, the federal administration help people pay their rent instead of finding out what happens, why is there such a disparity? by the way i think california by far has the highest income inequality problem in the country. >> absolutely. we have income inequality problem across the country. california is no exception. we have housing crisis. i'm from california. this is not about politics or speaking out and blame. we ha

back on the set of gavin and stacey, what made you decide to do it again?, why don't we just explore it, see if there's anything there, if there's a story there, it would be interesting to see where they are. we didn't tell the bbc, we didn't tell any agents or anything, we just did what we did the first time around, really, which was sit in a room and talk about it and see what we have. we used the house up here is our sort of greenroom. and look to you find in any these houses, it is ruthjones and joanna page, relaxing between scenes. ifeel like i have walked into the show, this is very peculiar. yeah, yeah. it is quite funny, we're sort of like our characters, just gossiping. what are you reading? mind your own business. for ruth and i there was very much a feeling of like, well, the time to do it is when you don't need to. the last thing we wanted the show to look like was sort of emergency, break—glass quest to get back on television or for relevance somehow, you know? and so, look, it comes with a huge amount of pressure. it's a strange feeling but we

gavin and stacey is back on our screens with a one—off special tonight. decided to bring it back. are you asking me to step in? what? are you asking me to... # step into christmas! # we can watch the snow fall forever and ever... james corden, i never thought this would happen. back on the set of gavin and stacey, what made you decide to do it again? it was more of a sense of i think — ruth and i thinking, why don't we just explore it, see if there's anything there, if there's a story there, it would be interesting to see where they are. we didn't tell the bbc, we didn't tell any agents or anything, we just did what we did the first time around, really, which was sit in a room and talk about it and see what we have. we used the house up here is our sort of greenroom. and look to you find in any these houses, it is ruthjones and joanna page, relaxing between scenes. ifeel like i have walked into the show, this is very peculiar. yeah, yeah. it is quite funny, we're sort of like our characters, just gossiping. what are you reading? mind your own business. fo

gavin and stacey has reversed that trend.st see television, the first new episode in nine years, notjust the christmas edition of something that has been on throughout the year on our channels. it is also a big deal beating the queen'schristmas message. that has been topping the christmas day charts for five years ina row christmas day charts for five years in a row because families like to sit down and watch together. it is also helped by being on multiple channels, not just the also helped by being on multiple channels, notjust the bbc of course. the last time there was a big christmas day overnight rating was back in 2008 with wallace and gromit, a matter of loaf and death and it means there will be a lot of expectation from audiences for more. the door has been left open for that, and if... if the bbc can persuade co—writers james corden and ruth jones, persuade co—writers james corden and ruthjones, bbc persuade co—writers james corden and ruth jones, bbc one persuade co—writers james corden and ruthjones, bbc one i am a

did you go back to the original series to help you get back into being gavin?self—conscious enough. oh, no! i think you need to come forward to allow that. it's constantly on and i love when i'm flicking the channels and you see a bit and you can't stop watching. there's a new generation of people now, of children watching it that weren't even born when it was first on and those kids now are starting to watch and they are coming to watch us film and it's just lovely. just don't touch me. i like your top. you're almost as naked as i am. when you're writing the script, you know people want to hear the catchphrases, see the traditional character quirks, so how much of that do you put in? you have to be careful because we never set out to create catchphrases for people, they happened naturally. for example... oh, that's lush! on monday i'm going to be telling somebody else that they look lush. you want to have them present in the script, but you don't want to overdo it because otherwise itjust cheapens it a little bit. it's notjust a best of catchphrases, none of i

this problem is gavin newsom's problem.an blame president trump and climate change all they want. all they are doing is desperately trying to shift blame away from their own failed policies it's not working california is dying. griff: thank you for taking time today. we will be following. >> thank you. griff: as democrats focus on impeachment. president trump is transforming the courts especially the west coast liberal ninth circuit. charlie kirk is here next with the long time impact his deployments could have ♪ ♪ i'm in love ♪ i'm a believer ♪ ♪music (children laugh and scream) (dog barking) ♪music it's the final days of the wish list sales event. hurry in to your lincoln dealer today to get this exceptional offer. in america, the zip code you're born in can determine your future. the y helps fill the opportunity gap with education programs for all. for a better us, donate to your local y today. i spent two years alone and homeless. announcer: as america's veterans face challenges, dav is there. man #1: my victory was fin

the tweet read governor gavin n. has done a really bad job on taking care of the homeless population in california. if he can't fix the problem, the federal government will get involved. the homeless rate in california is up 16% in the past year alone. more than 140,000 californians are homeless. coming up in half an hour our thom jensen will have a live report on the fight. >>> the recent deadly and destructive wildfires across the state are causing turmoil in the property insurance market. thousands of homeowners have lost their policies in the last few years. in fact, data shows that state farm and all state declined to renew roughly 350,000 policies in an area that's high risk for wildfires. this is since 2015. that's according to the state department of insurance. in just the past two years wildfires caused more than $25 billion in damages. >>> there could be a granny unit boom in california come the new n the units called accessory dwelling units or adus, go into effect january 1st. there will no longer be a lo

‘gavin and stacey‘ is on bbc one on christmas day at 8:30pm.he thing that shows our age. there was a time when you would go out and purchase a radio times. and you remember highlighting? i used to do exactly the same thing. i am showing my age. a christmas tradition. please, if you do it as well, let us know. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i‘m geenta pendse. the partner of a firefighter from 0rpington who went missing on a work night out says his disappearance is "completely out of cha ra cter". police in sussex say they are "increasingly concerned" about anthony knott, who has been missing since friday. the father—of—four from 0rpington was last seen at a pub in lewis. he was wearing a black top, dark denim coat, jeans and black shoes. a children‘s cancer charity has made christmas extra special for some kids in london this year. around 200 children and their families were invited to a charity event in marble arch, run by children with cancer uk. they were treated to ‘brunch with santa

the president seem to be responding to a video of governor gavin newsom from this month. in the clip the governor criticizes how the department of housing and urban development is not prioritizing the homeless problem saying the white house takes no action on the housing first initiative. the latest attack comes a month after the president said he was doing a terrible job maintaining california's force resulting in destructive wildfires.>>> christmas was quieted north korea, no tests despite concerns. we have more on how forces are taking no chances. >> in north korea, christmas came and went without a gift for the united states. the communist nation have promised one earlier this month. it was widely's expected to be a ballistic missile or nuclear weapons test. >> we will find out what the surprise is that we will deal with it successfully. >> reporter: president donald trump had brushed off the threat on christmas eve.>> maybe it is a present where he sent me a beautiful vase. as opposed to a missile test . >> reporter: they were not taking any chances apparently. korea

clearly gavin newsom is doing the right thing by speaking out and saying we got to do something.ere he's in a situation where you wants ben carson to take action but by saying he's not giving it enough priority isn't going to win you points. the president tweeting that he's willing to possibly engage, open the door for opportunities. the old saying is you catch more flies with honey than vinegar. >> katie: it seems like gavin newsom is willing to accept federal help on his terms that he doesn't want to give president trump any credit for solving this crisis. >> it seems that president trump would probably want to handle the situation must differently and then it becomes really difficult for president trump to move forward without any state or local help. it's really hard to live in california as a taxpayer with a family and a job. they really do seem to roll up the red carpet for the homeless population with laws that make it a misdemeanor to possess drugs such as heroin and if you're caught with then you can go to rehab instead of jail. there is no wonder there is a homeless pop

i'm gavin ramjaun.: chelsea's premier league win over tottenham is marred by an allegation of racist abuse from spurs fans. a howlerfrom de gea costs man united — who are beaten by the bottom side watford. and liverpool fly back to focus on winning the premier league, after victory in the club world cup final. also coming up in the programme... fallon sherrock marches on at ally pally — so what next for the new superstar of darts? hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. we should be starting tonight by talking about a brilliant away win for chelsea over spurs in the premier league, but instead all the headlines will be about racism — after an allegation of abuse by some spurs fans. this is the chelsea defender antonio rudiger suggesting that he's heard monkey chants from the crowd at the tottenham hotspur stadium. there were then three announcements made to the crowd asking for the abuse to stop — this is part of uefa's anti—racism protocols. an item was also thrown from the crowd at the chel

did you go back to the original series to help you get back into being gavin?elf—conscious enough. oh, no! i think you need to come forward to allow that. it's constantly on and i love when i'm flicking the channels and you see a bit and you can't stop watching. there's a new generation of people now, of children watching it that weren't even born when it was first on and those kids now are starting to watch and they are coming to watch us film and it's just lovely. just don't touch me. i like your top. you're almost as naked as i am. when you're writing the script, you know people want to hear the catchphrases, see the traditional character quirks, so how much of that you put in? you have to be careful because we never set out to create catchphrases for people, they happened naturally. for example... oh, that's lush! on monday i'm going to be telling somebody else that they look lush. you want to have them present in the script, but you don't want to overdo it because otherwise itjust cheapens it a little bit. it's notjust a best of catchphrases, none of it is

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. best in the business. lionel messi pips liverpool defender virgil van dijk to the ballon d'or award, as the best football player of the year. a merseyside derby to savour. liverpool and everton face off in the pick of the fa cup 3rd round ties. and england struggle to contain new zealand, in the final day of the second test . hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. he's widely regarded as the goat — the greatest of all time — and tonight, lionel messi further enhanced his reputation as the best footballer on the planet. the barcelona and argentina forward won the prestigious ballon d'or for a record sixth time at a ceremony this evening in paris. the barcelona and argentina star scored 5a goals for club and country in the 2018—19 season. messi won spain 5 la liga title with barca this year and led argentina to third place at the copa america injuly. messi beat liverpool's virgil van dyck, who came 2nd in the vote by internationaljournalists. five—time winner cristiano rona

that is indeed, thanks to gavin and the team.antern festival, it's in new york. at least ten million lights have been used, to light up 120 lantern installations. they include a huge 60 foot christmas tree, a light tunnel and jungle animals and dinosaurs. the hello panda festival runs in queens until the end ofjanuary. we will leave you with these lovely pictures. i will be back with the business briefing injust a moment. most parts of the uk are pretty chilly at the moment, so we have had some snow across northern scotland and quite a harsh frost, but the main message for the week ahead is quite the opposite. it is going to be mild, wet, and very windy at times as well, but a bit of sunshine from time to time too. it doesn't look like it will be a complete washout. the satellite picture shows a fair bit of cloud across southern parts of the uk, drizzly, northern england is quite misty at the moment at the moment with cold weather across scotland. we have had some snow here, it will continue to remain quite wintry through the ear

>>and earlier this year governor gavin newsome declared a stop to all executions as long as he is inhow 82 condemned california inmates have died from natural causes since 1978, that's when capital punishment was reinstated after a period where the state supreme court ruled it to be cruel and unusual punishment and that amount of time another 27 inmates have died by suicide 13 have been executed in california to were executed in other states and 14 have died from other causes the cause of death for 4 other inmates is pending. there are now 729 inmates on california's death row. ahead tonight plans for a controversial television show about the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire have been canceled why the producers decided to scrap the project lawmakers are working around the clock to try to keep the government funded how long congress has to pass a new spending bill. >>to avoid another government shutdown and next at 6.30 sonoma county working on a solution for its growing homeless problem why some people who live there say the so far are not a permanent fix details after the break. >>h

why california governor gavin newsom is calling donald trump the grinch, stick around. google, is it gonna snow in park city this weekend? [google assistant] yes, snow is expected on saturday. nice! good job. download the booking.com app, book by january 5th and get a free google nest mini on booking.com they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> mike: the president and officials from the state mike: the president and officials from california traded many words and lawsuits over the last two years, the latest battleground is the growing homeless population, the president warned governor gavin newsom the federal intervention may be necessary if the state cannot solve the crisis. christina coleman has a report from los angeles. >> donald trump is blasting nancy pelosi on twitter over california's chronic homelessness crisis tweeting her district has, quote, rapidly become one of the worst in the us when it comes to the homeless and cr

plus the president goes after a governor calling out gavin newsom over the states homeless issues and warning the fed may step in. the governor says the white house is just plain politics. i'm alicia acuna in new york. "fox news reporting" begins now. ♪ reporting begins with president trump continuing to lash out at impeachment proceedings calling democrats liars and hypocrites. while he spent the holidays in south florida. house speaker nancy pelosi is still withholding articles of impeachment from the senate as a her fellow democrats push for witnesses and evidence to ensure a fair trial. president trump accusing them of trying to run the controlled senate. senator lisa murkowski of alaska says she's disturbed that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he would coordinate with the white house on how to run the trial. rich edson reporting live from palm beach not too far from the presidents resort. >> president trump is up back at mar-a-lago having spent a few hours at the trump international wall golf course. twitter has been fairly active, do nothing democrats that they wante

now on bbc news, colin paterson meets the cast of gavin and stacey on set, as they reunite for the firststmas special. come and i'll show you the big, glamorous sets. he's rehearsing. here we go, rehearsal. stacey, would you kindly inform everyone that dinner is going to be ever so slightly delayed ? this is bbc breakfast, this is christine kernan who is directed every second you have ever seen of gavin and stacey. she is the secret sauce, there's no denying it. say hello to bbc breakfast. hi, bbc breakfast. the house up here is our sort of green room and look you find of green room and look who you find in any of these houses. it's ruthjones and joanna page relaxing between scenes. i feel like i've just walked into the show, this is very peculiar. it is quite funny, we are sort of like our characters, just gossiping.

that's not to say gavin newsom is doing a good job.not. >> jesse: is this all the federal government. >> capri: i would say it's predominantly of municipal and state jurisdictional issue and one where i think yes, there is a partnership with the federal government but we need to be solution focused rather than being partisan about a group of people who are mostly homeless because they have a severe mental illness and they need kinds of different surfaces, -- services. >> nicole: the reason we are having those issues is because the full liberalized government. they have done away with mandatory treatment for mental illness and drug addiction so you are allowed to freely inject on this street but you can get a straw or water bottle. as a native from arizona, let me tell you people are leaving california. two-thirds leaving california and two-thirds coming into arizona probably because the california income tax is over 9%. there's only so many, only so much money to go around. if you have this influx of people from california coming into

. >>> bill gavin former assistant fbi director. he joins us on the phone with his take.t this from the security aspect. what do you make of this faa proposal? >> blake, it's a little difficult right now. i think there are some things that can go wrong, could go wrong. when you talk about the size of the drones. they will have to be tracked. they put a signal in them where they squawk like a plane does where you can track them. i can assure you evildoers won't pay any attention to that, won't reg stair their drones. if in fact manufacturer is commanded to put a tracking signal in it, there will be some way for the evil-doer to get around that. what concerns me though, is the fact that any drone under .55 pounds doesn't have to be registered. think about this scenario. somebody goes into a sports venue and leaves a huge package of something that can cause real damage if exploded. somebody goes into entertainment venue does the same thing. now i take one of these little tiny small drones that are under .55-pounds, i put detonating device like garage door opener, or cell pho

thank you, gavin. gavin lee there.ave been arrested in different parts of the country on suspicion of plotting a terror attack. they were detained after raids in manchester, peterborough and north london. a fifth man, who's i9 and also from peterborough, was arrested on suspicion of encouraging terrorism. police say they don't believe there's an imminent threat to the public. the shadow business secretary rebecca long—bailey says she's considering standing in the labour leadership election. writing in the guardian newspaper, she said labour had to rebuild trust after its election defeat — blaming the result partly on the party's stance on brexit. a volunteer firefighter has died battling wildfires in australia — as temperatures exceeded a0 celsius in every single state in the country. the most dangerous blazes of the last 2a hours have been in the state of victoria, where conditions hampered efforts to evacuate 30,000 residents and tourists. more than 900 homes have now been destroyed, with strong winds and another day

talking to governor gavin newsom on the issue for the second time since christmas afternoon. in his early morning tweet, he said, quote, nancy pelosi's district in california has rapidly become one of the worst anywhere on the u.s. when it comes to homeless and crime. it's gotten so bad so fast, she has lost total control and, along with her equally incompetent governor, gavin newsom, it is a very sad sight, end quote. if governor newsom can't, quote, fix the problem, he tweeted, the federal government will get involved. >>> in september, the president threatened federal intervention in san francisco and l.a. if they didn't do a better job of cleaning up human waste from people living on the street. no response from the governor yet. he did slam the trump administration saying that the president is doing nothing to address the housing crisis. >>> held without bail in connection to a stabbing death of a 49ers player's brother. c.j. bethhard's brother, clayton, was stabbed. the suspect was hunted down and arrested. michael moseley moments after his capture, accused of stabbing

he called california governor gavin newsom incompetent.overnor gavin newsom has done a really bad job of taking care of the homeless population in california. if he can't fix the problem, the federal government will get involved. however, trump didn't specify how the feds could take action. now this warning comes after the recent department of housing and urban development report that shows the nation's recent overall 2.7% rise in homelessness was caused entirely by a 16.4% increase in california's homeless population. this latest hud report analyzes data from 2018. they lead the nation in the number of homeless people of 129,000 in january of 2018. now governor gavin newsom says the state is doing more than ever to tackle chronic homelessness and invested $1 billion to help communities fight this problem. the federal government needs to do much more to help. newsom says they've asked the trump administration to address the fair market rent issue in the state and for help to support vouchers to get more people into housing. >> a third of o

governor gavin newsom has been saying that the trump administration is playing politics.says that the state is doing evermore to tackle the chronic homelessness. investing $1 billion to help the community fight this problem. what he says the federal government needs to step up and do more. >> i imagine if you are the president of the united states, any leader like myself feels a deep sense of responsibility to address some of the vexing issues in the country. we have asked the trump administration for the one thing that he can do, specifically, and that is address the fair market rent issue and help us support additional resources so that we can get people housed. the president can do a of a lot more. >> yesterday trump did specify how the feds might get involved in the homelessness crisis, and he has not addressed the warning, but we reached out to the governor's office for a response, so we are waiting to hear back. julie. >> julie: christina coleman, thank you very much. her back with us now, tony katz, capri cafaro. the homeless crisis in california, so bad, that more

>>governor gavin, newsome was in bakersfield today, he was taking time to meet with veterans who are homeless his trip highlighted services offered to combat homelessness and try to build affordable housing in the area and across california. reporter even wallace has more. >>robert thomas was once homeless. and now the vietnam war veteran caused this apartment his home, thanks to federal state. and local assistance. his unit is one of 55 units at the par 20th apartment complex near mill creek a complex for homeless veterans and low income families if i moved here i have a house with me and my girlfriend. >>we lost the house. and i had to sit in my truck for a couple of days up to about 5 to 6 days. who is pretty hard but he was eventually connected with park 20th and now no longer has to worry about living in his >>governor gavin newsome in bakersfield mayor karen go toward the apartment complex and met with thomas to learn about how he overcame homelessness if you want they have to have a place and that's exactly what governor newsome says he wants welcome and thank everybody for th