the 911 call came in from tom hunter's dad, dr. william hunter. >> dr. hunter had come home, found shirlee sherman and his son deceased and would call 911. >> anything unusual about that call? >> there wasn't a lot of emotion shown, but he is a doctor. he is a pathologist. >> and he's seen a lot of dead people. >> and he's seen a lot of death, and it was i think to use a word clinical. >> reporter: the detective and his partner were immediately dispatched to the hunter's stately home in dundee. >> nice part of town? >> it is. it's -- it's an older neighborhood, middle to upper class homes, very quiet. it's not a place where we have a lot of violent crime occur in our city. >> reporter: even now, nine years later, detective mois still remembers the coppery scent of blood that hit him when he stepped across the threshold of the hunter home. >> there's a heavy metallic kind of humidity in the air almost. you almost feel its presence if there is a lot of it and there was a lot of it in the hunter household. >> reporter: to the left of the front door, in the

i'm a paedophile hunter, mate. it's what i do.you're under a citizens arrest so i'm not going to what you go anywhere, 0k? no, please... this is a sting by a british paedophile hunter. yes, but i've never been with one. they‘ re dramatic, compelling and sometimes help put sex offenders behind bars. but there are other consequences. they're robbing those people of justice. it's us that have to pick up the pieces. tell me why we're here. we have found a string of suicides. the colour drains from his face. and he knows that he's in trouble. and the unanswered questions left by them. my life's over. what's he done? this your dad? yes, that's my dad. daddy's girl. i can't believe they're the only ones i've got with him on the day. i loved him to bits. yeah, he was a born entertainer. he didn't write his speech or anything, it was just straight off—the—cuff on the day. we used to chat about anything and everything. he was the person where if i was upset, obviously i would go and all i would want was to cuddle with my daddy. it was a clo

look at that gives a history of hunters point, the whole hunters point community from 1956 to 1980, and 1 of the last parts, i want that building, building 101 named after mr. karl kimbro, and the reason i say that, being a teenager coming up, well, a teenager from hunters point and representing the people from west addition, every summer mr. kimball would make sure people from hunters point and western addition, fillmore, got jobs down at hunters point shipyard. the young teenagers, 18, 16, what have you, we had a saying back then because we were club members of different clubs and things, if we didn't work, we were going to go to school with new clothes, ok. so, either we are going to go down and shoplift or you are going to give us summer jobs and make an honest living. so, the majority of us got jobs in hunters point shipyard, under mr. karl kimbro, so he kept a lot of violence and what r have you, and mayor shelly at the time, and christopher. they used to make sure the city did a program with the shipyard to make sure people got jobs. so i would like that building named after

i'm a paedophile hunter, mate, that's what i do.er citizens arrest, i'm not going to let you go anywhere, ok? no, please. this is a sting by a british paedophile hunter. yes, but i've never been with one. they‘ re dramatic, compelling and sometimes help put sex offenders behind bars, but there are other consequences. they're robbing those people of justice. it's us that have to pick up the pieces. we have found a string of suicides. the colour drains from his face and he knows that he's in trouble. what sort of messages, robert? and the unanswered questions left by them. my life's over. what's he done? there's your dad? yes, that's my dad, there. daddy's girl. they're the only ones i've got with him on the day. i loved him to bits. he was a born entertainer. he didn't write his speech or anything, just straight off the cuff on the day. we used to chat about anything and everything. he was the person who if i was upset, i would go to. all i wanted was a cuddle off my daddy. it was a close relationship, but then one sunday, leslie was

hunter: come here. emily: hello, there, hunter. hunter: come over here, you bugger.re happy. mark: you know you can. lemonis: you ready to go to work? mark: you've been doing it. emily: yeah! heidi: let's go to work. emily: let's go to work. hunter: see, you were joking and caroling. and you... lemonis: it's clear to me that heidi has the fundamentals to be more successful in this process and that mark's heart is so filled with love for his family that he recognizes that having his wife participate in the most meaningful way is only going to make their family business stronger. and it took me about a month, but i finally saw mark loosen up. this guy won't stop hanging around. mark: [ laughs ] ♪ lemonis: okay. are you sure you're okay? 'cause you're having a little bit of fun. we made a ton of progress today. i thought heidi did really well in understanding that categories that needed to be bought based on what sold historically and then taking a few chances, but being really smart about it. let's go that way, and then we'll come back. ♪ we're putting the finishing to

e watching an nbc bay area news special, male: three, two, one. announcer: san francisco's hunter's point shipyard has a long and secretive radioactive past. daniel hirsch: the whole site has the potential for being contaminated. announcer: so, why isn't the entire property being tested for radiation before new development? then. bigad shaban: hey, my name is bigad with the investigative unit. donald woodard, jr.: oh, yeah, yeah. announcer: we confront a landlord accused of an elaborate scheme to ck ariana: you can't force somebody into a relationship. announcer: court-ordered family bonding. that costs tens of thousands of dollars. announcer: court-ordered family bonding. we take you inside california's exotic animal black market. here is senior investigative reporter, stephen stock. stephen stock: good evening and thanks for joining us. it's a multibillion dollar black market that federal agents say grows every year, the sale of exotic animals here in the u.s. as pets. we spent the last few months behind the scenes of this underground world, where everything from tigers to cobras are sm

jamie has decided to stop his paedophile hunter work.atcliffe, the british—iranian mother who's been detained in iran for more than two years, has been shown in a documentary on iranian tv. she was jailed for five years after being convicted of spying. she denies all the charges against her. she's now planning a hunger strike because she's being denied medical treatment. the conservative mp for south thanet, craig mackinlay, has been cleared of breaking the rules on election expenses. he'd been accused of submitting false campaign expense returns during the 2015 general election when he beat the then—ukip leader nigel farage. a senior conservative party official who oversaw his campaign, marion little, has been found guilty of two counts of encouraging or assisting an offence. our correspondent richard lister is at southwark crown court. remind us of the background to this case? in 2015 craig mackinlay faced a major challenge from nigel farage in south thanet, and conservative central office sent a veteran party worker marion little to o

hunters best's were few and far between at the protest. it's been a frustrating day for logan and diabetes but they can accept defeat like good sportsman from the store total losers the dummies weren't any good. it's great when we actually do kill a doctor. but if all we get to see is a lovely sunset boulevard then that's ok to really. look at and doesn't understand all the fuss he sees himself as a conservationist not as a danger all he does is call surplus animals. our opponents refuse to understand and i imagine them to be unpleasant people in general it's sheer intolerance. look around and say that despite all the accidents they still feel confident that hunters won't have to put down their guns. well turkey is a rapidly changing society and it's interesting to note that in the middle of a major economic crisis d.m.'s the body responsible for religious affairs is seeing its budget boosted by over thirty percent while spending on science is being slashed by more than. secular turks are up in arms they see it as part of a general crackdo

from the national federation of hunter. who is in regular contact with president mccall politicians listen to cost because he knows how people in rural regions tick for them hunting is part of france's national heritage. hunting used to be reserved for the aristocracy but the revolution saw normal french people fighting for the right to hunt too which is why everyone started hunting. it's not just a sword for the wealthy it's more democratic hunting as a national affairs. you know but this is among the last year cost managed to persuade mccall to lower the price of a hunting license cost says that's why hunters supported the president during the yellow vest protests it's the french way. hunting we have our high visibility orange yellow vests it would have been easy to join the. hunters best's were few and far between at the protest. it's been a frustrating day for logan and ivied but they can accept defeat like good sportsman for the total losers the dummies weren't any good. it's great when we actually do kill a duck but i

jamie has decided to stop his paedophile hunter work.bc news. a video of the arrest of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian mother who's been detained in iran for more than two years, has been shown in a documentary on iranian tv she was jailed for five years after being convicted of spying. she denies all the charges against her. she's now planning a hunger strike because she's being denied medical treatment. police in norway have confirmed that they're treating the disappearance of a woman who's married to one of norway's richest men as a case of kidnapping. they said anne—elisabeth falkevik hagen, who's 68, has been missing since october the thirty—first, and believe she was probably abducted from her home. the police are recommending that her relatives do not pay a ransom demand they've received. her husband, tom hagen, made his fortune in the real estate and energy sectors. days after her success at the golden globes, olivia colman has been nominated again, this time as best actress at this year's baftas for her role in th

she can't i can't speak highly enough of hunters point family. they've assisted me numerous times in difficult situations, and not only do they make the public feel safer, they make our staff feel safer. on a personal note, i couldn't be more grateful and have more appreciation to hunters point family. you guys have really become a part of our team, a lot of our family. you are really making a difference out there, and what i love is you do it with so much respect, and you do it with dignity and professionalism and reliability, and we are very, very proud to call you our partner and our friend. so lina, ron, everybody come on up. we want to thank you for your efforts on the civic center, commend you on a tremendous job. [applause] >> maybe have you say a few words. >> -- and i know and used to work in city hall under willie brown for about four years, and it used to look a lot different. in -- and for the first time since i think our -- our stewards have been out there, everyone can feel safe. you have children playing out there, even folks who a

so hunters point is for residential development. we have the building 606 and is that industrial use? >> that is an occupational setting. it is not a 24/7 occupied space, whereas a residential would be. the residential standards for all kinds of different parameters are a lot lower because you are intended to be if you want to use the term exposed for a lot longer and duration 24/7 and in occupational is mandated eight hours or vice versa. >> a for the residential, it is more stringent testing because it is longer exposure. for building 606 it is occupational exposure and what is the time weighted average on an eight-hour day, is that what you are telling me? >> that is for osha is use time weighted average. we used e.p.a. modified testing in k-12 schools and the protocol modified to be specific to that site. but that was held to e.p.a. standards which is 70 structures or less. that is the same for schools, and we never got any structures found on any of the samples that we tested. >> so the question and this begs the question if we

he going in his friend charlie the two visitors from manila want to meet the one time head hunters and their unique tattoo on. it's an art form that now only exists in the remote mountains and the only real practitioner these days is an old lady. huang on. the tattoo artist. but until then until the touring gods have other plans for even charlie. pink is slaughtered in honor of the visitors. how the guests from far away even welcome here. i'm sick you know. it's all written in the liver of the slaughtered animals according to the people here in killing. you. are going to go to my mama. when strangers visit us i search the liver for secret signs. the liver is big round and full then everything's ok. you go. people hold when you get they if it's small amish a pin and that's a bad omen we'd love to. be sure. that the two strangers are allowed to stay one decides that the men will get their tattoos the next day. from the history in or out. i'm twenty seven twenty eventually they're asking me almost equal. to. and tame tears. i think it would be a homeland i. am one of them. knowing. only t

and it is indeed those wild hunters who have given the village its name will call an edge the wolf's place situated on up land plateau richly blessed by nature with its lush fields and and as forests. hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of man sit or oval. an oasis of calm eight hundred metres up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia. will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've i've . i've . i've . the villages only street leads straight to the cone of mounds of dollar which forms a natural protective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full college from the valley had to walk several kilometers cover the distance on horseback or by donkey. in it seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block fo

talk a little more about hunter thompson. i wasn't really aware of him then even though when i got to law school in 1969 there was a moratorium what was his background. i was a different from the more familiar. he started on a normal journalistic group. he was a correspondent throughout north america. there were short little articles that were not nearly voiced in the same way. really extreme issues. there is one about british ambassador hitting golf balls into the poor slums beneath. he had have friends when he was 18 they were accused of a robbery he did admit -- didn't commit. that was in the mid-to-late 50s. he ended up going to west because he felt like the cultural movement would originate there. he was present when the 12,000 person march tried to break through. he was at the center of all of that. it is about a really angry motorcycle gang. but it's also about the west. it's about the limitations on the promises of the counterculture. he was always pushing to move beyond the standard journalistic attempt. it was a fan

. >>> deandre hunter and duke taking on williamson.th the nice baseline drive and finish with the powerful dunk. uva within five. later in the first half, braxton key with the steal. he finds kyle guy for the lay-up to bring the cavaliers within one. duke would stretch the lead out to five at the half. secd half, under five t play. nice ball movement by the cavaliers. finding hunter in the paint. he finishes to bring virginia within one. zion williamson, too fast, too strong for the cavaliers, beats multiple defenders. throws down the big dunk. in the victory, duke hands virginia the first loss of the season 72-70. >>> the hokies hosting wake forest in acc college hoops match-up after t beind at 17. virginia tech goes on a 14-4 run in the first half, including this alexander walker drive and sweet finish. good for two. virginia tech -- nice up and under there. under aheinute left in th first f. alexander walker on the defense with the steal takes it coast to coast for the dunk. tech up ten at the half. in the second, nice ball movement

the hunter well i prefer to be in the top you know. about the quality of the hunting to try to reach the first position. but to do that by and will have to do what they couldn't in the first half of the season against the likes of freiburg and just a little come on respect against hoffenheim they look to reassert their dominance. they got off to a good start attacking from the very first whistle. reclaiming top spot will be a tough task and there's no time to lose by and why relentless. often might keep all of a bauman did well. gretzky did even better. one nil after thirty four minutes of the base the first time this season gretzky has been deployed behind the striker and he was relishing his new role. and the rest of the team has reawaken around gorecki the bay with deadly on the counter moving the ball up the pitch with lightning speed. david oliver picked out a flying gorecki and the german international made it to the body for assia joint names week coming three years i think when we play like in the first of we have to opportunit

hunters do not think that is going to happen at this stage. reporter: where money is gainene some is lost.

today a personal injury lawyer said the latest contract is an insult to the people of hunters point. >> so we want that contract canceled. we want it rescinded. we want it withdrawn. we want that to happen in 30 days. if not, these people are going to march on the statehouse in sacramento and stay there until he cancels that contract. >> a statement from tetra tech calls today's press conference a publicity stunt. it says the nuclear regulatory commission has already cleared it of wrongdoing at hunters point. >>> celebrations across the bay area today to remember martin luther king, jr., and it kicked off. ♪ if i got my kick the lord can i ride ♪ . >> the celebration train has been running from san jose to san francisco for the past 34 years. coretta scott king launched more than two dozen freedom trains nationwide to commemorate the 1965 selma march. here in the bay area people of all ages and races rumbled up the peninsula as one. >> so i think if anything, i want people to take away it's just not one group. it's everyone. >> mrs. king chose the san jose to san francisco route beca

dean: mattie, i have a family of hunters in my family. they do wear their orange hunting clothes. what is changing in 2019? >> this is another good example of where illinois finally got something right. i'm from wisconsin. a lot of hunting going on there. maybe they will follow suit here. blaze pink is now okay for deer hunting in illinois. i'm happy to see blaze pink being introduced. rachel: wonderful new fashion tradition to the hunting gear. right on to them for that. >> exactly. rachel: thank you so much. there are other laws that were enacted. dean: a whole lot more. rachel: these are some of the ones that stood out the most. thank you for bringing that um to date for us. >> that's right. happy new year. rachel: happy new year to you. coming up new york governor andrew cuomo makes a move in the new year pardoning dozens of illegal immigrants including mulder errors. dean: can't miss flicks in theaters coming soon. hey... saved you a seat.

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that has nothing to do with the second amendment and hunters' right. it has everything to do with corporate greed and profit. if you don't name it and see it, you cannot return the power of this democracy to the people. you cannot have a direct democracy and you cannot have open government. that's what's standing in the way. it's nothing else. it's complicit politicians who only do the bidding of those powerful interests. they do not represent you. so we have a moment right now where we have to take back our democracy. we, the people, have to take back this democracy. we, the people, have to fight for it. if you are unwilling to fight for it, you will get what you got. what you have today is not good enough. people don't believe that they have a chance to live the american dream. after the last election, my state was red. i think yours was pretty red, too. i went to all those red areas around new york and asked folks, what's going on in your life? what's happening? they feel left behind. they feel like the american dream is not possible for them or the

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today a personal injury lawyer said the latest contract is an insult to the people of hunters point. >> we want that contract canceled. we want it rescinded. we want it withdrawn in 30 days. if not, these people are going to march on the statehouse in sacramento and stay there until he cancels that contract. >> a smetea tech calls today's press conference a publicity stunt. it says the nuclear regulatory commission has already cleared it of wrongdoing at hunters point. >>> coming up a rescue caught on camera at yosemite. >> harrowing hours for two hikers trapped overnight in the snow. >> plus a surfer paralyzed in santa cruz returns to the surfing hotspot where it all happened. he shares his story and long road to recovery. >> plus the bay area seeing the effects of last night's super moon eclipse with kingside tides flooding coastal roads. >> big change in the weather from 14 days of stormy weather to sunshine, a lot of sunshine and clear sky out there right now, slivers of light still left from our beautiful mount vaca cam. how many more clear evenings will we have? the answer comi

a bounty hunter, roadside assistance or foreign intelligence. >> this is crazy. that this should be regulated and i get that at&t and sprint can get it and robert mueller can get it. i'm a little worried that someone can pay a few hundred bucks to a bounty hunter and find out where it is. >> that doesn't seem right to me either. >> i think they need investigate. it shouldn't be you can pay a few hundred dollars to a bounty hunter and then they can tell you in real-time where a phone is. that's not right. this entire ecosystem needs some oversight. >> i think we have to get to this fast. there are more cell phones in this country than people. so we are all walking around with these devices and this potential is real and it is everywhere. >> why hasn't the ftc known this? it took a reporter. >> you have your cell phone with you at all times and it is constantly communicating with cell towers nearby. you want that because that's how you get your texts and phone calls. as a result of that they have a lot of information about where you are. it turns out our wireless c

radiation at hunters point.he justice department allegations against tetra tech now. >>> a big crime scene overnight after reports of a home invasion, what we flow thknow t morning. you're watching today in the bay. live look at radar -- powery storm ranger. we )re in a microclimate weather alert. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. >>> thanks for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. >> pretty soggy off and on. there will be some of those wavesover ra waves of rain moving through. we are seeing the yellows and the reds in san francisco cht heaviest rain is falling as of now. you get ready to head out the door and extending towards concord and for brentwood. we are also seeing light rain for the south bay. a lot of this has been moving to the north. as we go through the day there will be times of heavy rain moving through late morning into early afternoon. check out all of that red by 1:00 this afternoon. this may keep you i