it fits michael gill to a "t." the crowd loves to hate him and he knows how to work the crowd to piss them off. >>> coming up, bud doobie takes to the ring. >> ah! >> and michael gill reflects on where bud ends and he begins. >> it's kind of hard to distinguish the real me and the character i play. >> and the woman who is about to become wife to one of "lockup's" most memorable inmates. >> i don't look at bobby as a killer. it's just something he did. it's not something he is. >>> when we visited colorado's limon correctional facility to shoot our "extended stay" series, inmate michael gill told us about his altar ego. >> my wrestling name? bud doobie. it's a stoner character. >> this is the bud doobie of msnbc "lockup" fame. have some damn respect. >> two years after gill's release, bud doobie was alive and well and wrestling in a denver nightclub. racist humor is a big part of the bud doobie character. >> why don't you get up and show me your green card? i like getting reactions out of people, whether it's good o

it fits michael gill to a "t." the crowd loves to hate him and he knows how to work the crowd to piss them off. >>> coming up, bud doobie takes >>> coming up, bud doobie takes to the ring. >> ah! >> and michael gill reflects on where bud ends and he begins. >> it's kind of hard to distinguish the real me and the character i play. >> and the woman who is about to become wife to one of "lockup's" most memorable inmates. >> i don't look at bobby as a killer. it's just something he did. it's not something he is. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums >>> when we visited colorado's limon correctional facility to shoot our "extended stay" series, inmate michael gill told us about his altar ego. >> my wrestling name? bud doobie. it's a stoner character. >> this is the bud doobie of msnbc "lockup" fame. have some damn respect. >> two years after gill's releas

>> gilles: yeah. >> anthony: everybody is going to be watching. >> gilles: you know, we did a very good season, but at the end of the season, we are only fourth, and it's very important, so it's a must win today. >> anthony: so it's a must win? right. so the dream of every marseillais, the perfect season would be to see marseille crush paris and then move on and go all the way. >> gilles: they don't want to be second to paris, you know? they want to be second to none, and in football, it's one of the only issues where they can be first. that's why people here love so

gilles: correct. the market has disbelief that the more complicated it is, the higher the pressure on theresa may to compromise, to come up with a soft version of brexit. we know she has opted for a fairly hard version of brexit anyway. we also know that even if some labor mps are going to dissent, esther corbyn called on the labor party to support triggering article 50. there will be calls in the process. but from the point of view of the u.k., whatn you want to know is, what is going to be the transition period? how long is it going to take? the fundamental view -- snacks -- -- snacks are not good snags are not good. francine: dollar euro, are we going to see more volatility on this chart? there are head winds for euro. we did not touch parity. we were close to parity around 2007. are we going back there? gilles: actually, i would forecast that we should be fairly stable on sterling-euro. one thing that is going to create [indiscernible] anyway is, the fact that where we want things to be, which is

gill from virginia beach, virginia, on the republican line. go ahead, gill. you're on the air. >> caller: good afternoon. >> hi. >> caller: it's first an honor and a pleasure to talk with you this afternoon about general mattis. i do not know him personally. i served in the marine corps for 27 years. it is my deepest respect that i would grant him this job under no certain conditions whatsoever. the gentleman earlier who called and talked about being a rubber stamp, general mattis is not a rubber stamp, i assure you. he has been all over the world. he has supported and defended the constitution of the united states as a marine for the better part of his life and he served at every level. he is going to be the best man for that job. there's no doubt in my mind. and for years that was one of my jobs in the marine corps is looking at our deploy units as they moved forward to the tip of the spear to support and defend this constitution all over the world. >> gill, as an ex-marine, any concerns about that length of time between the retirement and when general matt

. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, the gill university history professor, gill troy looks at u.s. israeli relations from presidents harry truman to barack obama. >> i told the house of representatives i would commit political suicide if i didn't support the state of israeli. the audience participation part? who said it, jimmy carter in 1977, fooled you. go to c-span.org for the full list. >>> coming up tonight on c-span3, energy secretary nominee, rick perry's confirmation hearing. president obama's final news conference and outgoing fcc chair, tom wheeler. now to capitol hill where former presidential candidate and texas governor, rick perry, testified before the senate, energy and natural resources committee today as they considered his nomination to head the

victoria gill, bbc news, antarctica.is special edition of reporters, looking back at some of the best reports from this year. from me, david eades, bye for now. new year ‘s day was a bit of a shocker. for many it turned out to bea shocker. for many it turned out to be a wet day. tomorrow it will be sunny and but colder as well. chilly aircoming in underthose sunny and but colder as well. chilly air coming in under those clearing skies. temperatures falling away quite sharply and frost developing later on the night. cold air coming in behind the cold front, which brought the rain earlier on, clearing the south—east coast right now. showers, wintry showers across the north of scotland and known into —— and down into more areas. the north of scotland and known into -- and down into more areas. some slippery slopes and warnings out for ice across northern parts of scotland and the north—east coast. further west, a clear and sunny start but you will have to wear several layers because they will be an edge to the and it will f

>> gilles: yeah. >> anthony: everybody is going to be watching. >> gilles: you know, we did a very goodthony: so it's a must win? right. so the dream of every marseillais, the perfect season would be to see marseille crush paris and then move on and go all the way. >> gilles: they don't want to be second to paris, you know? they want to be second to none, and in football, it's one of the only issues where they can be first. that's why people here love so much their soccer team, because it's the place where you can show your identity. if you go all around those streets and you ask people, "where are you from?" they will tell you, "oh i'm from algeria," "i'm from morocco," but if you ask them, "what is your favorite team?" they will say olympique de marseille. because they are a part of the city. they are from this city and the football team is the flag of this city. [ cheering ] >> anthony: yeah! >> eric: a gagner! santé. ♪ what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all swit

. >> at 8:00, the gill university profes or sor gill troy looks at presidents truman to barack obama.> i said that i would commit political suicide if i did not support the state of israel. is the audience participation part of the program? who said it? next slide, jimmy carter on the next slide. fooled you. >> for a complete look at the american history schedule go to cspan.org. >>> the center for strategic and international studies hosted a panel on diplomacy efforts of the obama and the bush administrations including the role of strengthening the national security. the event included opening remarks on the ucc public director who talked about the ways that public diplomacy could be enhanced. this is about 90 minutes.

victoria gill was given exclusive access to their research. her report contains some flashing images. i'm in antarctica, following a team of scientists who are setting up remote cameras in penguin colonies. i'm tom hart, i'm a scientist at oxford university. we have got probably a0 and they are spread out along the length and breadth of the peninsula. the bottom one takes photos all year round every hour. the reason we're here is to monitor penguins on a vast level. if we have a constant presence in these colonies, we can look at how many chicks survive. it's like cctv. seeing what is going on in winter is something you would never get to see. the partnership with tourism, this access is really important.

evans will face gilles muller in tomorrow's final.koeman says new signing morgan schniederlin will go straight into the squad for their match with manchester city on sunday. schniederlin played under ronald koeman at southampton before moving to manchester united in 2015. he joined everton for £20 million yesterday. i worked one season with him in southampton. he's really that midfield player what i like. he's a

professor gill troy looks at u.s.-israeli presidents from presidents harry truman to barack obama. >> i said i would commit political suicide if i didn't support the state of israel. who said it? it was said by jimmy carter in 1977. fooled you. >> for our complete "american history tv" schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> connecticut democratic congresswoman rosa delauro and thomas reed sat down to discuss the importance of federal infrastructure spending. they also talked about prospects for passing a major infrastructure bill in the new congress. this is about 45 minutes. >> so, i was kind of about to say we saved the best for last but i was afraid i'd get assaulted by the excellent presentations we had before. i was tempted to say that neither congressman delauro or congressman reed need no introduction whatsoever. but i've been haunted by somethingar

this one is by eric gill. eric gill was known as being a man after -- of two minds. he was of deep religious persuasion. >> this is the passion of christ?>> this is the passion of christ and this entire book is written in latin. you will see -- let me turn to this wonderful illustration of the first -- of the crucifixion. it is very moving. >> host: it is. >> he was also known for ironic drawings. he was a man who up -- erotic drawings. he was a man who appreciated human flesh. so, the golden cockrell press started in the 20s and continues to the 40s or 50s. the movement to make beautiful books never stopped. my last example is from the old- style press who started in the 1980s. and, this book, i just adore. you will see the illustrations are in color. now, these are woodcut illustrations. in order for the artist to make this book, and by the way, this is one of only 26 books printed with the illustrations and color out of a total of it -- total addition of 200. they had to make a separate wood block to print each color. >> host: that's amazing. >> the same piece of

he plays, r and b heart throb, johnny gill. >> yes. >> my favorite is mr.. >> this brother right the here knows the talent in the group. i don't care, what anybody says i like you and those boots. >> i like your jacket too. >> yes. >> you can take that valet jacket off. >> yes. >> he looks like that red bag, you get your grub in the bathroom. anyway, speaking of which, yes >> eve been together since we were like 14. >> well, luke's here, nice hair. >> thank you, thank you. >> it is soul glow. >> coming to america hair right there. >> yes. >> welcome back to philadelphia. >> thank you for having me. >> movie's done. >> the movie's done. >> now you lay johnny gill. >> yes. >> you met johnny. >> yes. >> from the past. >> we hung out. >> you opened up for him a couple times. >> that is right. >> did you feel weird singing in front of him. >> i guess in the sense, yes, it was more surreal, i mean, i kind of grew up on johnny gill a bit and new addition so, you knee, years later to be playing them it is just another level. >> yeah. >> i heard you guys had to do a

the biggest local outages right now are if in gill roy. you can track the rain or the snow up in the sierra anytime. >>> oakland mayor libby chaff has reportedly hired a woman for the new police chief. ann kirkpatrick would become oakland's first ever female chief. the chicago police department hired kirkpatrick last june to spear heed reform efforts. she has been a candidate for police chief in chicago and seattle. oakland has been without a chief since june when the city went through three chiefs in a week and a half. some of it's officers have been embroiled in a sex scandal with an underage prostitute. >>> a news conference is expected today by west valley community college in saratoga about a pedestrian hit last night by a charter bus on the school's campus. it happened about 5:00 p.m. reports say the bus was on the west end were to the campus when a woman was hit in the cross walk. right now, we don't know her name, or hire condition. but, again, we expect more details today from west valley community college. >> authorities in san l

victoria gill, bbc news, antarctica.s from this year. from me, david eades, bye for now. good evening and happy new year. 2017 has kicked off on a mixed note. we have had cloudy, mild conditions in the south and colder weather further north and wintry showers towards the north—east. this scene was taken in tyne & wear earlier and you can see the shower clouds and a rainbow. heavy showers in the north and north—east with cold air filtering down from the arctic. a weather front in the south brings cloud and rain across southern counties but it all clear towards the south and then we are all in colder, clearer conditions. showers falling as sleet and snow over high ground in the far north of scotland and eastern england. we could see icy conditions on monday morning. and a sharp frost. watch out for slippery surfaces. further south, a frosty but bright start. blue skies and light wind as we move towards east anglia, lincolnshire and humberside, where we could catch one 01’ humberside, where we could catch one or two showers

. >> i'm scooping out the gills. >> you don't want the gills in there? >> i do. trained french chef would just classically scoop this out in the french way of saying. this part of the mushroom -- it discolors the sauce. >> scrape it all out and put it in there. >> >> yes, sir. >> you take all that stuff? >> we take this stuff and we really chop it. >> good with a knife. >> logan's mother is close by with band-aids just in case. she's right there. logan is very good. your mom -- she doesn't like to be on, but you raised such a great young man. >> it's not the band-aids. it's the burn cream. burn cream. >> you chop all this up, and let's get started. >> you top this off, and we take our mushroom gills here, and we just put them into a dry pan. then we're just going to stir these down, and we're really cooking them down. for me i get rid of the water so when i put them into our meat -- >> it doesn't make them a watery burger. >> i don't need a binder. you know how you might have blended burgers, go ahead and ash did. >> this is what it looks like after it's all cook

we a report a crash. 80 westbound at gill man.ou can see the fire department is the medics are be log for it. i don't see anything blocking lanes. it was reported as an oaf turned vehicle. you can see the emergency response on the freeway looking fort. we will let you know if we find it. i don't see anything here. reported as -- it's reported as an overturned vehicle. with rehabilitative see if we can find it for you. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza that's backed up for a 15 to 20 minute delay. >>> some people aren't up to every other heartbeat. it's still early. where was that? where was it? >> 80 at gill man. they are look for an accident. they haven't found it but the medics and fire department are on the way. >> thank you. we have a mostly cloudy morning here. weak system just brushing us. brushing us on by. i doubt much happens out of it but it does give us cloud cove and has brought the lows up. the lows are up because the cloud cover. more 40s than 30s. radar shows a couple return returns but i doubt anything will

here is victoria gill. ia: chasing an evolutionary mistreatment is researchers have been documenting the lives of killer whales here for four decades. and the findings have revealed new insight to things that we humans share with him now also very different -- with a mammal so very different from us. workers and humans are 2 mammals that stop producing halfway through our lives, and this study of killer will society has shown that grandmothers play a leaving and, helping the family survive. scientists have used this unique data set that recorded births familyths in every orca here to prove that one grandmothers stop having babies of their own the daughter's offspring has a significantly higher chance of survival. >> the benefits are not enough to explain why human menopause has evolved. it is only when you consider the conflicts and the competition within the family group, you can explain why menopause has evolved. avoiding this so-called reproductive conflicts between generations seems to give babies the b

. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, history professor gill troy looks at u.s.li relationes from presidents truman to obama. >> i told the house of representatives i would commit political suicide if i didn't support the state of iz israel. who said it? next slide, jimmy carter in 1977. fooled you. >> for our complete her can history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >> south carolina nikki

. >> at 8:00 on "the presidency" the gill university history professor gill troy looks at u.s./israeli relations from presidents harry truman to barack obama. >> i told the house of representatives i would commit political suicide if i didn't support the state of israel. is the audience participation part of our program? who said it? it was said, jimmy carter in 1977. fooled you. >> for our complete "american history tv" schedule go to c-span.org. >>> historian and author michael beschloss sat down with c-span's steve scully to discuss the history and tradition of presidential inaugurations as well as notable inaugural addresses from the past. he talked about how former presidents approached writing their addresses and predicted what president-elect trump would include in his first speech as commander in chief on january 20th, 2017. >>> michael beschloss, author and historian, as we prepare for the 58th presidential inauguration. we were looking back at some old films and pictures, one thing that's remarkable is the consistency of the ceremonies every four years. >> that's sort

. >> gill troy looks at u.s.-israeli relationes from presidents harry truman to barack obama. >> i told the house i would commit political suicide if i didn't support the state of israel. is the audience participation part of the program in next slide, it was said, jimmy carter, 1977, fooled you. >> for our complete schedule go to c-span.org. >> the supreme court heard oral argument earlier this month at a level of support schools would be required to give student with disabilities. one family says their school didn't go far enough in helping him. they are repealing to be reimbursed for sending him to a private school. this is about an hour. >> you will hear argument this morning in case 15826 endrew f. versus douglas cou

theng gill was one of greatest architects in san diego at the time. he brought this modernism to san diego. however, he then worked on other projects. and bertrand goodhue was chosen architect of the exposition grounds. his architectural style is very different. and as you take a look at the dome, they are going to be using structures found in other parts of the world as inspiration for buildings here. he is adopting a spanish revival whichnish colonial style, was very different from what people had seen in other parts of the world. building,e california the --designed to house it shows different -- how's the state of california. it showcases different cultures run the world. it was greeted by bertrand hughes. he wanted to create that mystical city. and the largest building in those ancient walled cities is usually a church. the tower or the dome building -- modeled after a real structure into later, spain. all of the decoration on the outside is very intricate. as people entered into the exposition grounds, one of the important parts of why this expo

he lost in straight sets in sydney against gilles muller of luxembourg.m up of the australian open. andy murray is hoping to add this grand slam to his collection. he will hope to bounce back from defeat last week against novak djokovic in qatar. was that final loss a shocked andy murray?” djokovic in qatar. was that final loss a shocked andy murray? i think if it happened at the end of last year it would have been but because of the break it felt a little bit like you are starting from scratch again in the new year. i had not played a match for about six weeks. at the end of last year i was playing, it felt like everyday, pretty much. but, yes, a good start to the year and i hope i pretty much. but, yes, a good start to the yearand i hope i can pretty much. but, yes, a good start to the year and i hope i can get another run going soon. he might be top scorer in the premier league but diego costa has not trained for a couple of days with chelsea had not travelled with the squad for the match today at leicester after an apparent dispute with coaching staff

it's closed both lanes south of gill roy and highway 128. over the past three hours, we've seen rain fall come down in this region and if we fly you down closer to the storm report and this is where highway 129 and the 101 intersect right here, we do have uvis creek flooding reported and both directions are closed. now, this happened around 6:40. that's when we first saw this report but not been cleared up yet because the national weather service issued a warning extending this till 1:45 in the morning. twelve hour loop of the heavy rain that we saw start early in the morning and continue all day tot into this evening and checking out another line that will be transitioning to the east moving into parts of our south bay zone into san francisco and peninsula as we go into the rest of tonight. in our north bay zone right now, we're seeing a few light isolated shower ands right here in the southern tip of our north bay zone, we could see heavier downpours once again. go to futurecast and that shows that we will be dealing with a clearing as we

. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, gill troy is going to look at u.s./iz ra rayleigh relations from presidents harry truman to barack obama. >> i told the house of representatives that i would commit political suicide if i didn't support the state of israel. is to a audience participation part of the program? who said it. jimmy carter in the next slide. fooled you. >> for a complete look at the history, go to cspan.org. three lifelong librarians and educators now talk about the future of traditional libraries and the evolving world of digital technology and modes of consumption, and this is about an hour. >> i am sitting next to the libraries and we should behave somehow. there is a slight stigma, and so i will try to behave, okay. >> we with haven't so far. [ laughter ] >> you see. well, part of why we are here is to celebrate this this library and this is coinciding with that, and i want to start soft and fuzzy before i

victoria gill, bbc news.ramatically over the last 20 years. new research by the institute for fiscal studies has found that one in five low—paid men, between the ages of 25 and 55, now works part—time. that means wage inequality for men has risen over two decades, but for women, it's the opposite. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. it used to be mainly the fate of women to work part—time for low wages. now, increasingly, it's men like declan. he's found a london job delivering takeaways on his bike, using his spare time to study, but it's hard. if work doesn't go well one night, you have to rearrange your plans so you work another night, and you don't particularly feel like you are of any value. you do just feel like a piece of meat, really. the food business, shops, security, all now looking for flexibility like declan is providing, and not necessarily full—time. for decades now, we've seen the pay of women workers held down by casualisation, by shorter hours working, by part—time wor

victoria gill, bbc news. the head lines coming up. you'll be updated. now the weather.ll be light and patchy, as it works its way south across england and wales. lots of showers follow along behind, those turning increasing wintery over the higher ground of scotland. it will be a cold night, single digits for major towns and cities, a few degrees lower than that in rural spots. a cold and windy start to the day. in fact, the wind could be a real problem for some tomorrow, particularly for the northen half of the uk, very blustery conditions, gusting to 60 or 70 mph, northern england northwards. lots of snow showers across the higher ground of scotland. those snow showers getting down to lower levels gradually through the day. some rain showers for northern ireland and northern england. still a bit of snow possible on higher ground and further south, showers are few and far between. ten or 11 degrees in cardiff and london. but cold in the wind, further north. looking ahead towards thursday, it's another cold day

let me ask gill about that. you were told, gill you would be able to get kadcyla.'d like to make is that, it is a crazy system when the drugs companies invest a vast amount of money into developing a revolutionary new drug which everybody agrees is phenomenally successful and gives great quality of life for a substantial period of time and then it is not available in this country to the people who need it. it is available in other countries, it is not funded here. so, there is a real failure of imagination, i think, on behalf of the policy makers to fail to find some sort of way of funding these new drugs on which other drugs will be developed in the future. we need people like me to be on the drugs so that lessons can be learnt and more people in future will be able to get even better drugs. do you want to respond?” able to get even better drugs. do you want to respond? i couldn't agree more. all needs need to work together and indeed, we are working together and indeed, we are working together to try and make sure that there is a better and better, faster and fas

. >> on the presidency, mcgill university professor gill troy looks at u.s.-israeli relations from harry truman to barack obama. >> i would commit political suicide if i would support israel. it was said, by jimmy carter, in 1977. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> next, a look at public investment policies, poverty and the federal budget. during this portion of the forum, an assistant to house speaker paul ryan discusses the use of evidence-based policy on capitol hill. this panel is 30 minutes aas

victoria gill, bbc news.tomasz schafernaker has all the details. there is still concern about the eastern coast of the uk. there is still concern about potential flooding. we had wintry weather across south—eastern areas earlier on. the weather system is in the near continent now. what we are left with for the rest of the day is lots of clear sunny weather for the rest of clear sunny weather for the rest of the day and occasional showers in the north west and west, and also parts of northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures dropping rapidly and it will be a very cold night tonight. we are expecting a lot of that slash, if we have had snow, to refreeze and also the winds will be switching direction and easing or continuing to ease from the eastern coast. let's have a look at the temperatures by early on saturday. in ruralareas, temperatures by early on saturday. in rural areas, possibly down to minus six degrees, as far south as central england. then late on saturday and into sunday, we are expecting

victoria gill reports. a life—saving skill. baby in ivory coast's comoe national park show some unique behaviour. it's the dry season, so to reach a water supply hidden deep within these tree holes, they are making and using tools. it's just another insight into the remarkable behaviour of our closest primate cousins. if you think they've got 90—95% the same dna as humans, they are very intelligent animals. we've seen it, working at chester zoo with these animals, the kind of things they can do. the different cultures of chimpanzees have learnt different tool use. so it's certainly not new to find chimpanzees using tools. the animals are already known to use sticks to fish for termites and to dip into beehives for honey, but the researchers were particularly impressed by how well crafted these drinking tools were. chimps selected and stripped long thin sticks and chewed the ends into very water—absorbent brushes. and for captive breeding programmes like this one, zoos have to understand these natural behaviours to keep the anim

. >> plus, the search for a man who stole christmas presents from a home in gill roy is as the family was sleeping. look at the video. the one piece of i have had that could lead to an arrest. >> well, we have some rain here, and some low elevation snow up in the sierra. maybe town to around 1800 feet. so looks to be an interesting week here for the next couple of days. we'll iron it out for you. i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. with the first pro-v nutrient blend, making every... ...strand stronger don't just wash your hair fuel it fuel your hair. because strong is beautiful. >>> welcome back. police released a photo of a man they've been looking for since before christmas, a man who stole presents from under ashe christmas tree at a home on expenseer court while the family was asleep upstairs. at one point, the burglar pulled a surveillance camera out of the ceiling, but not before that camera had uploaded video to a server. gotcha. police hope that someone will recognize the m

he done human being up more incompetent white folk since gill -- gill began's island.the professor and marian here on dill guy -- gill began sorry, now they could never get off the island. dude, it's a set in hollywood. you want to get -- i'm sorry. that's unfair. what is rex tillerson really know about being secretary of state? and look the vicious sexism against hillary clinton. we didn't even remark on it. we knew about the racism against obama. we can't even speak about the sex equipment against hillary clinton. it what so normalized we didn't remark on it. she had more smartness in heir little finger than mr. trump posed in the ever thinning of his holding on hair. and then -- excuse the ad hominem but i made an exception -- then here we are, all these white folk and a brother already let call that the low expectation -- the soft bigotry of bro expectation. so, now we've got people who are incompetent for the job to which they are assigned in charge. of the american welfare. the bench gentleman the benjamin franklin has been subverted by the intense metastasize cr

tomorrow he will play gilles muller, a player ranked 30 places above him.rn in sydney before moving to england, australian tennis may see her as the one who got away. england's graeme storm has a two—shot lead at the south africa open, at the halfway stage in johannesburg. storm hit nine birdies on his way to a bogey—free round of 63. he is on 12 under par going into the weekend. world number two rory mcilroy is three shots off the pace, after complaining of a bad back today. his four—under round of 68 ended with back—to—back bogeys. i was actually thinking about pulling out, the night before. even going off today, i tweaked my back somehow, and the first few shots, today weren't very... it wasn't very comfortable. it still isn't comfortable, and i can't really take a deep breath, because i've done something to my upper back. so i'm going to get some treatment today, or now. but yeah, considering that, played well, and stuck at it, and hopefully i can feel a bit better tomorrow. england's one day international series with india begins early on sunday mornin

i'm aaron gill crest. >> and i'm an had yang. we are talking about a drooef dreary start to our tuesday. back to work, back to school, the roads will be messy. >> it was so nice without all the traffic around here. >> it was so nice when you weren't here. >> come on. miserable when you're not here. >> the sun is not shining when melissa is not here. >> it's not dreary, it's dismal. and it's drizzly. we have wet pavement, too, that is going to stay wet all morning closer to us coming in from the south and west, rapidly moving our way here. so towards the end of the morning commute, we are going to have a steadier rain moving in. right now, leading edge of it coming into stafford county, getting closer to the melt row area. in about another hour or two, temperatures well above freezing, we're in the upper 30s and low 40s. regular yab international airport is at 43 degrees. hour by hour, have an umbrella with you. rain likely through the morning. passing showers by afternoon. . staying in the 40s near 50 during the afternoon. damp a

gill roy police hope someone who recognize this he man will give them a call. >> a daredevil demonstrationt the home of the minnesota vikings took a look loft attention away from the game yesterday. two protesters, one wearing a brett favre vikings jersey, climbed the rafter at u.s. bank stadium, high above tens of thousands of fans and unfurled a bannerrer, protesting the bank's involvement in the controversial dakota pipeline. many fans wondering how those protesters pulled off this dangerous stunt. >> i talked to a people of fans who were sitting right there, and the lady said that the lady carried the sign in in her back pack, into the stadium, and then they climbed trip stairs. i don't know how they got past the security at that point. >> me either minneapolis police waited until after the vikings 38-10 win over the bears to arrest those protesters. they were charged with trespassing. >>> all right. right now, it is 6:42. time to check in in our newsroom with a look at what's coming up on mornings on 2. >> when i join you in a few minutes here, we're working on a christmas day mystery

the other egg has been slowly breaking open. 16 million people watch harriet gill worth to two eaglets back no 2012. you can watch the like feed anytime and we have streaming on the free abc7 news app. >> how the forecast with drew tuma. >> on the new year's eve we're going to squeak out a dry 12 hours, perfect for all the festivities but next week the rain chances come back. this more than we had a couple of isolate showers and they're out of here. that led the way though gorgeous sunset. couldn't ask for a better night on the way. mainly clear skies and won't be too cold. the forecast calls for a cool and dry new year's eve on tap. the, a arctic blast is on hold. there will a series of storms to keep the air to the north and our temperatures warmer than we forecasted yesterday. right now, a lot 50s on the board. 55 novato. livermore, 48. the call overnight, mainly clear skies. not too chilly. most spots in the low to mid-40s as we welcome 2017. future weathering, the first dar othe year, early on raft sunshine but into the afternoon and the evening the clouds will build up and a week

. >>> new at 11:00 pepper spray release forced theç whole food on gill man street to close for the eveningconfronted guard. the guard said the man pulled out a knife.d8 that's when the guard pepper sprayed him. firefighters treated the guard for the expose to pepper spray, no customers werehurt. >>> after years of delay, the man accused of kidnapping and murdering, trial begins in 2012. he appeared afterç leaving her home to catch a school bus. prosecutors believe garcia torez killed her. they explained how dnaç eviden taken from torez's car links him to her murder. >> dna is the key here and the prosecution[ spend it an inordinate amount of time on. if they don't get it in, that to me is the key to the >> it's been an emotional day for us. >>> hundreds of volunteersym countily hours, but the 15-year-old's body has not been found. >> they're notym stealing wheel instead they're swiping license plate. the story, tonight, franklin in leslie. >> there are 25 license plates stolen off of cars parked in residential neighborhood. neighbors told me they know of several incidentsç in additio

. >> at 8:00 on "the presidency" the gill university history professor gill troy looks at u.s.sraeli relations from presidents harry truman to barack obama. >> i told the house of representatives i would commit political suicide if i didn't support the state of israel. is the audience participation part of our program? who said it? it was said, jimmy carter in 1977. fooled you. >> for our complete "american history tv" schedule go to c-span.org. >>> historian and author michael beschloss sat down with c-span's steve scully to discuss the history and tradition of presidential inaugurations as well as notable inaugural addresses from the past. he talked about how former presidents approached writing their addresses and predicted what president-elect trump would include in his first speech as

. >>> new at 11:00 pepper spray release forced theç whole food on gill man street to close for the evening confronted guard. the guard said the man pulled out a knife.d8 that's when the guard pepper sprayed him. firefighters treated the guard for the expose to pepper spray, no customers werehurt. >>> after years of delay, the man accused of kidnapping and murdering, trial begins in 2012. he appeared afterç leaving her home to catch a school bus. prosecutors believe garcia torez killed her. they explained how dnaç eviden taken from torez's car links him to her murder. >> dna is the key here and the prosecution[ spend it an inordinate amount of time on. if they don't get it in, that to me is the key to the >> it's been an emotional day for us. >>> hundreds of volunteersym countily hours, but the 15-year-old's body has not been found. >> they're notym stealing wheel instead they're swiping license plate. the story, tonight, franklin in leslie. >> there are 25 license plates stolen off of cars parked in residential neighborhood. neighbors told me they know of several incidentsç in additi

developer gill and his family paid big bucks to license the trump name for the six high-end high rises. >> branding for us was a huge attraction for buyers. they know the trump brand. they know what it comes with. they know the style and elegance. >> he says having that golden name has paid off. >> the total is over $2 billion in units sold. >> rounding out trump's real else state portfolio, 17 golf courses and the winery in virginia and commercial properties in new york and california. all part of an empire that takes ex travis jens to new heights. >>> some of his five children are executives and all of them can add something else to the resumes. first, children of the united states. meet the new first family starting with donald trump's three eldest children with first wife ivanka. overseeing the half billion lls golf course and taking over the organization with his brother. the 33-year-old was a vp but overseeing trump winery, the largest vineyard in virginia. the 1300 acre estate includes a 45-room mansion with suites that can fetch up to $1,000 per night. ivanka trump is the famil

we need a defense department that is todd gill. we have that today. that i have a lot of admiration in, and confidence in the innovativeness of the u.s. military. they have dealt with difficult situations in recent history. we have seen it. it has been tough but in each case we have climbed on top of our circumstances. that's the institution that i lead. i'm confident in the future, for that reason. i don't confidently predict the future because we have never successfully predicted the strategic futurement i know what we are doing today, so called five that we have talked about. but it is important also to continue to be todd gill and to be the best, that takes investment, it takes energy and it take takes creative thinking. >> and it takes the support of the pop liss, and citizenry and it takes the support of washington and in fact there have been people in the national security field who have said to me, bob gates being one of them. the biggest threat to national security comes from gridlock or the absence. >> gridlock has-- gridlock. >>-- especiall

she's been cared for by this woman, tamara gilles. >> she's so cute. >> i like there's a woobie. >> sheas taken from her parents because she suffered a neck injury while her mom was carrying her in her mouth. it's very common. mom and dad were doing a very good job. we really need to take her away from them because she needs to heal up. >> i want to help. >> she will eventually be slowly reintroduced to her parents, but that toy red panda basically comforting her and being mom right now. >>> weather can change just like this, but this, my friends is extreme. we've got a hiker in a region of nepal. we can see how beautiful and blue the sky is. the sun is shining right over his shoulder. moments later, though, i'll show you a different part of the video. >> is that snow? >> it is snowing on this man's head. seconds later, let me show you the bit in between. >> the moment he realized it was about to snow. he's hiking along, hiking along and suddenly -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> take cover. run quick. those aren't clouds that you see in that valley. >> an avalanche? >> yep. an avalan

we're going to take you to the south bay and tell you will about the commute coming up from the gill royal area. >> well, rain has -- gilroy area. >> well, rain has returned. heavier by this afternoon. this is the first of three systems coming up. more on that in a moment. woman: college today. career tomorrow at the peralta colleges. sign up for classes today at one of our four colleges. berkeley city college, college of alameda, laney college and merritt college. classes start january 23rd. we have so many ways for you to get ahead. financial aid, thousands of classes to choose from, tutoring and so much more. college today. career tomorrow. sign up for classes right now at peralta dot edu. like your future at the peralta colleges. >>> welcome back. president obama will give his final press conference today. yesterday he made a surprise press appearance at the white house briefing by josh earnest. he is expected to address reporters at the white house for the last time at about 11:15 this morning our time. >>> one thing reporters are expected to ask president obama about at his new