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morning and sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl while she was sleeping. 21-year-old noah holland got into the house after stealing the garage door opener from inside of an unlocked car, and then he stripped off his clothes and climbed on top of the little girl. when she began to scream, holland ran away but left his clothing and identification behind. he was tracked to a home where he was arrested and booked on sexual assault and burglary charges. >>> new at noon san jose police release information on a man arrested for sexually assaulting a teacher earlier this week. we are live from the police headquarters, and alex just got an update on the case from the chief. >> reporter: mike and christina, good afternoon to you. surveillance video is key in the investigation. it didn't take police long to find their man after the brutal crime earlier this week. after getting tips from the public, police said they announced a 23-year-old man, andrew brocamonte, who is accused of sexually assaulting a teacher in her classroom. he snuck on to the campus of harker middle school, and then he targeted a teacher wh

kristin holland, the house of representatives, don bier from northern virginia.e of the ones we would watch but also those from swing districts. >> there's no risk in voting no. in that case i'll blame on republicans. thank you very much. let's go to clear politics and caitlin. i think the consensus seems to be that among democrats the risk is greater that this falls negatively on republicans and us. the white house said they did an attack about chip funding and raising all sorts of questions. they were blamed for the shutdown and then they ended up winning back the senate but they had, they didn't control all of government at that time. now they do control the house, the senate and the white house. >> you can explain this process. >> it's a really hard argument to make to people who are being furloughed or wondering if they're in the military or what their strategy is. it's hard to make the case that it's a partisan issue but they did have ways to put pressure on some of them that trump won overwhelmingly. i talked to an aide who said we don't have an interest i

holland section of northampton township. after the neighbor discovered the body of an 88-year-old woman next to his house. as of this time there is no foul play but it appears for whatever

holland then ran from the house leaving his clothes and identification behind. >> i can't even imagine the terror to walk into something like that and it just shouldn't happen in a small community like this. >> nobody ever thinks it's going to happen to them. but the truth is, is there's bad people everywhere. >> i don't know what to think if that would happen to my son. i'm glad they caught the guy. >> reporter: people in this close-knit community say they're on high alert, being more cautious even with holland off the streets. >> we are keeping the garage key with us, securing the cars. make sure they're lock and everything. >> reporter: now, holland was detained in santa rosa and then brought here by rohnert park police where he is charged with burglary and sexual assault of the 8-year- old child. holland is facing a $1 million bail. in rohnert park, i'm paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the widow of the gunman in the orlando nightclub attack told the fbi she knew her husband, quote, was going to do something bad before the shooting. she is going to be on trial for aiding a terror

holland then ran from the house leaving his clothes and identification behind. >> i can't even imagineinto something like that and it just shouldn't happen in a small community like this. >> nobody ever thinks it's going to happen to them. but the truth is, is there's bad people everywhere. >> i don't know what to think if that would happen to my son. i'm glad they caught the guy. >> reporter: people in this close-knit community say they're on high alert, being more cautious even with holland off the streets. >> we are keeping the garage key with us, securing the cars. make sure they're lock and -- make sure they're locked and everything. >> reporter: now, holland was detained in santa rosa and then brought here by rohnert park police where he is charged with burglary and sexual assault of the 8-year- old child. holland is facing a $1 million bail. in rohnert park, i'm paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, uber's embattled ceo reportedly selling a big percentage of his stake in the company. >> and a combined $1 billion bucks all up for grabs in the big mega millions and powerb

holland was in the neighborhood looking for unlocked car doors. when he found one, he used a garage door opener to get inside the house. nvestigators say they were able to track holland down in santa rosa because he left belongings in the girl's room. >> that's terrible. it's just horrifying actually. >> reporter: police are urging people to lock their cars and to keep garage door openers inside. >> i keep it in my pocket and then i drop it off in the house. it's never in my car. >> and mine's in my purse. >> i always lock the cars, but now double check it this time. >> reporter: the department is also urging people to call police if they believe someone was inside an unlocked car. they would also like people to check security cameras if they have them. they would like to know for holland was in other neighborhoods. reporting in rohnert park, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> also a disturbing story for any woman who travels biplane. a man was arrested in michigan after allegedly sexually assaulting a fellow passenger mid-flight. prosecutors say it happened on a spirit airlines flight from las vegas to detroit. that vic

trying to figure out why would she go into this cold and barely dressed at all, her house right there on freeman lane, hollandhip, barely had anything on at all, left the door open, based on early investigations they think maybe she fell after she got disoriented was unable to get back up. >> investigators trying to get to the bottom whatever caused a deadly house fire in north philadelphia that killed a firefighter and resident. atf national response team now helping local investigators, lieutenant matt letourneau died fighting the saturday morning fire. tomorrow family, friends, and fellow first responders will pay their respects to him at the cathedral basilica of& saints peter and paul. the viewing will be held at 430 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. second viewing is set for friday morning at 9:00 a.m. folds by his funeral mass at 11:00. >>> meanwhile, philadelphia police are honoring lieutenant letourneau, they shared this painting made by a forensic artist in tribute to his ultimate sacrifice. >> time now 5:37. talk about, you know, we talk about the pay differences. >> yes. hollywood. this one is down right shocking

holland section of northampton township. after the neighbor discovered the body of an 88-year-old woman next to his house. as of this time there is no foul play but it appears for whatever reason he came out of the house late last night and fell down and was unable to get up and a neighbor found her at sob 10:30 this morning. >> she was wearing practically no clothing a boot on one foot and a shoe on the other. her sliding glass door was open and her shower was running and the nightshirt on the floor and the water was warm. >> she was scantly clad. i don't think there was a case of anything normal why she went out like that. >> police say it's possible that the woman may have been suffering from dementia and neighbors declined to talk and she suspect she became disoriented. it's a good remind toward keep tabs on senior citizens any of your neighbors especially in winter weather. people fall especially with the ice and things like that. if you have an elderly neighbor and elderly friend, family member, sure check on them on a regular basis to make sure they are okay. >> police add it's not clear if weather

. >> it may be more of a scurry than a mosey is there that's white house of rhode island, warren from massachusetts, koonce, van holland, i guess ben carden is going back to his seat, flake for another orbit. it looks like mcconnell is talking. let's open the mics, can we hear if they're sending us audio? . >> mcconnell yu voted no the vote was opened until the majority leader voted. so mitch mcconnell just cast his no vote and we're going to keep the audio opened. >> are there any senators in the chamber wishing the vet or change their vote? if not on this vote the ayes are 50 the nays are 49. and the motion is not agreed and three-fifth of the senators duly chosen andb sworn have not voted in the affirmative t. motion is not agreed to. >> i have a motion to reconsider the vote. >> motion is entered. >> i just want to call to the attention of my colleagues a statement of the, a part of the statement of the white house press secretary tonight presumably on behalf of the administration, it simply says, we will not negotiate the status of unlawful immigrants while democrats hold our lawful citizens hostage over their rec

police say holland entered unlocked vehicles, found a garage opener, and used it to get into the house. >>> l tonight, there are claims of mistreatment and more inside the santa rita jail in dublin. melanie woodrow has details on the allegations and the response from the sheriff's office. >> reporter: attorneys for current and former female inmates, some who were pregnant, say women are being denied necessary medical care. they say the jail isn't safe for women who are expecting. >> what the sheriff has been doing is pressure women into getting abortions, or treating them in such a way that imperils the health of their fetuses. >> we would never condone or influence patients to terminate a pregnancy. >> reporter: the attorneys filed a motion for a temporary restraining order today. the sheriff's office said it has not been served or seen the motion, but wanted to respond to the allegations. >> we take these allegations very seriously. they're hurtful, and we don't believe they're true. >> reporter: sergeant ray kelly says of 207 inmates, five are currently pregnant. he said one of the

holland naked and on top of the girl. police tracked him down and he is being hold a million dollars bail. police say he entered unlocked vehicles in front of the house, found the garage opener and used to it access the home. >> police have released the man shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer. shaleem continuedle. police say he was armed. an officer ordered tindle to drop the gun but police say he did not and the officer shot him. in 2012 he was arrested on charges for assault and battery. they say officers detained him for not telling them he was on parole and assaulted and used a taser on him. ? some saying female inmates are being intimidated. >> they stay santa rita jail in dublin is not a safe place for women who are expecting. >> what the sheriff has been doing is either trying to pressure women into getting abortions or treating them in such a way that it imperils the health of their fetuses. >> we would never condone or encourage to terminate a pregnancy. >> a complaint says they are being denied medical care and proper nutrition. the alameda county sheriff's office says it has not been served or sustain motion but wanted to respond

housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificial mortgage through don't get carried away that's cause report. exists is holland kentucky. over all of this move the boy says it was very funny to. me. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the wisest said i'd. love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the phone lines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. but i. will. be i.d.d. the minute i didn't i didn't get it look. at. that photo. russia is complicit in the assad regime's atrocities it's. true. times pray at the un as america blames russia for chemical attacks in syria regardless of who carried them out also this hour. the us government's a chief says the destruction in the syrian city of iraq is beyond description after america's devastating bombing campaign that against islamic state terrorists. early in remains silent on a deal to sell times to after germany's foreign ministe

house sometime and prepare for awkwardness. now, when -- you were born here? >> maya: i was born here, yeah. >> anthony: left, what age? >> maya: 13. i grew up in hollando london, germany and i'm in new york now so. >> anthony: i don't want to say it's a rootless existence. but, but it's a -- you know, where's home? >> marcus: i think for us now, if -- harlem is really home. but when i've been gone for two years, i'm like, "i gotta go back," because the beat is just so different than what sweden can offer me, and definitely what new york can offer me. >> anthony: the median age in ethiopia is under 18. that means most people here don't remember live aid or any of that. ♪ coupled with a recent economic boom, this might be the first generation in decades to enjoy a future with real hope. things are indeed happening. in this case, at a vacant bus stop. ♪ >> marcus: they're dogtown, man. they are next generation of dogtown in africa, man. >> anthony: a few years back, a couple of ethiopians who had been living abroad returned to addis with some skateboards. today there are a couple hundred skaters in ethiopia and more on the sidelines waiting for their cha

nolan holland walk under to a home and then sexually assaulted an 8-year-old girl as she slept. got access to the house using a garage door opener he found in an unlocked car parked outside the house. arraignment is set in the hall of justice. >>> 5:05 right now and continuing coverage of what many are calling the biggest political statements in award show history. >> golden globes. almost everyone wore black in honor of the meest to campaign. more on the award ceremony that a lot of people were talking about and, of course, it will continue this morning. >> a lot of folks are going to be talking about the golden globes for different reasons, as you might expect especially the stands so many stars took. the tone was evlnt as stars arrived dressed in black and inside host seth myers addressed the elephant in the room with humor. many of the stars, though, took a more serious tone on stage and back stage. >> for the male nominees in the room tonight, this is the first time in three months it won't pea terrifying to hear your name read out loud. >> i want all the girls watches here now to know that a new

police say noah holland walked into a rohnert park home then sexual assaulted an 8-year-old girl as she slept. he allegedly got access to the house using a garage door opener he found in an unlocked car parked outside the house. his arraignment is set for this afternoon at the sonoma county  hall of justice. >>> also today, we'll learn about new steps to stop a problem that plagues san francisco. i'm talking about car break-ins. the city police chief with a pair of supervisors say that they will unveil a new initiative to stop the rise in break-ins and other property crime. now, overnight, we looked into those figures and just how big the problem is in the city. well, police released numbers in december. san francisco had over 28,000 auto break-ins per year. that's on average about 28 per day. or 85, i should say, per day. the numbers reported in the chronicle show the break-ins in the mission are up 86% from last year. >>> new details, a flu emergency in california. health experts say there is no part of the state being spared. state officials say 27 people younger than 65 have died from the flu since october. only three had di

house for passage as well. >>> how far are democrats willing to go to avoid a government shutdown? i'll speak live with chris van hollands from capitol hill. this, as the clock ticks down toward the deadline. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. together we'll make the right choice. government goes towards a swo n shutdown. who serves on budget committee. senator, thanks so much for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> i know you senate democrats have a meeting scheduled in an hour from now. where do things stand? >> well, wolf, there have been ongoing discussions. and as both senator shchumer sad and white house said progress but unsettled issues so people are still talking. we have to work

to death, western holland occupied by the germans and roosevelt is determined to do something about it, an interesting story. then to warm springs, as you know. this is the white house it is close quarters. it is a very small place. very modest. that is the thing about the roosevelts, their modesty. there we go. this is the dining room so to speak on the opposite end of the room from the fireplace. and at the card table, with his legs propped up in his favorite chair. his bedroom would have been on the opposite side of this photograph so there are two bedrooms on this side of a one bedroom on the other side and the bathroom. henry morgan comes the day before he dies and sees him in this position and he pours drinks and morgan's hands shook so much it was embarrassing to watch when he was trying to pour the drink and morgenthaler felt he had to hold his glass so he was not in the greatest shape. let's leave it at that for the moment. at orange springs he is focused on the united nations. i go through this quickly, part of what he has to do to make the united nations a success is get the soviet union in which is why we have the security council which you are aware of,

holland township home opened the shades, the back window to a startling sight. their elderly neighbor was stalled in the snow. police were quickly call. >> and for some reason, she exited the back of her house apparently fell in the snow and i guess was unable to get up and expired outside of the residence. >> reporter: the woman was 88 years old and lived in a home directly behind where her body was found. police say the shower was running in her residence and night clothing was found nearby. this woman who spends time in this complex says she knew the spry elderly woman. >> she was very nice woman who had lot of energy. she liked to go outside and feed the birds and got around quite often and was in great shape. >> reporter: police say the woman picked up her mail monday afternoon and must have ventured into the cold last night or in the early morning. there's no evidence of foul pl play. >> there's no indications on the residence at all of any forced entries or anything like that. house -- the front door was secured. back door wasn't unsecured where she exited the house. >> reporter: clark asks neighbors and family members to check on the elderly highly vulnerable to the elements no matt

travelled across europe to holland, got a big ship, came to england and then we were brought to afamily england and then we were brought to a family who lived in a small terrace houser daughter to live with their grandmother so that there was room for us. you look at stories like this and hearing milena's story is so important. why are you involved and what does today mean in terms of making sure that people are where of what is going on now as well is what did happen?” think the holocaust educational trust plays a really important role in keeping the memory of the holocaust alive and it helps teach us holocaust alive and it helps teach us how to empathise, how to take ownership of our words and have a voice and try to stand up for the things we believe in. who do you do that with? predominately the holocaust educational trust. they do talks and facilitate conversations. how do children react? we had an amazing experience with children from manchester. leslie went to speak to children and one of the most prominent things that came out of it was a young student at the end of it was a young student at the end of the day came up to us and he just rang his mum who he h

holland township home opened the shades of back window to a startling sight. their elderly neighbor was sprawled in the snow. police were quickly called. >> for some reason, she exited the back of her housepparently fell in the snow and was unable to get up and expired outside of the residence. >> reporter: the woman was 88 years old and lived in home directly behind where her body was found. police say the shower was running in her residence and night clothing was found nearby. this woman who spends time in this complex says she knew the spry elderly woman. >> she was very nice woman who had a lot of energy. she liked to go outside and feed the birds and she got around quiet often and was in great shape. >> reporter: police say the woman picked up her mail 91 afternoon must have ventured into the cold last night or in the early morning. there's no evidence of foul pl play. >> there's no indications on the residence at all of any forced entries or anything like that. house with the front door was secured. back door was unsecured where she exit the house. >> reporter: clark asks neighbors and family members to check on the elderly highly vulnerable to the elements no matter their health.

task a head merging the white house demanding for funding with border wall with democrats insisting on extending protections for dreamers. >> joining us senator chris van hollandocrat out of maryland member of the senate budget committee. >> great to see you this morning. happy new year. great to be here. happy new year. >> dak what was the big news yesterday, one of the big st when it comes to your position, your party's position or your personal opinion here, how much are you willing to compromise on this when it comes to things with two big issues daca versus the wall wait seems to be. >> right. so we definitely want to have border security. there's no disagreement on the issue border security. people want effective border security they want their taxpayer dollars to be spent wisely. every expert has said that building a wall for $18 billion over the next couple of years and even more over time is not the smart test way, and if you look at the trump administration budget, they're actually cutting effective border security programs in order to pay for an ineffective wall. so let's get together. we can all agree we want a secure border. we need to pass daca,

holland was called to the cedar street mansion in the wee hours. we first spoke to him more than a decade ago. >> so first officers had already arrived at the peterson houseight. first officers arrived. ems were -- arrived. >> reporter: the medical examiner was called in, too. he looked at the victim and said that a fall down the stairs was possible. >> he could see some lacerations or feel some of the lacerations on the back of mrs. peterson's head. and he stated that this could be the result of a fall. >> reporter: by dawn, news of kathleen's fall started rippling through the family. details were still vague when family members reached michael's girls, margaret and martha, at college. >> she said -- um "something's happened." your mom has fallen down the stairs. you know it was an accident. you know, you should come home. >> reporter: by the time kathleen's daughter, caitlin, got the word, it was as shocking as it was definitive. her college roommate delivered the news. >> she looks me straight in my eye and she just says, "caitlin, it's your mom. she's dead." those words still ring clearly in my head. >> reporter: kathleen's sister, candace, couldn't b