. >> jamison. >> how old are you. >> six. >> i'm rose marie and i'm eight years old. >> i'm three. >> cecily, hi, cecily. >> are you exited to see eagles play. >> yes. >> look at her hair. >> turn around so we can see your green hair, look at that. >> look at that. >> you guys are super eagles fans you are the one who brought them out here. >> you are their nanny. >> yes, i am, i'm their second mom. >> yes, love it. >> so is what the story how did they get here, are they eagles fans. >> their daddies originally from here, he went to school in eden prairie but he moved out for business and business moved him back here back to minnesota. they came back. he met his wife at notre dame, they are notre dame graduates. >> very nice. you have than up since 5:00

hours. 26-year-old edward jamison is accused of attempting to give material support to a foreign terrorism organization and distributing information related to destructive devices. he told an undercover agent who he believed to be a member of isis he knew how to make pipe bombs and he was going to set them off on pier 39 to get people to run to an area where he could shoot them. each charge has a 20-year sentence. >>> a police standoff is now over after more than 8 hours. christian spoke to the mother of the suspect who told us about the relatively peaceful resolution. >> reporter: the incident at 29th and moraga is wrapped up. san francisco police confirming they have one man in custody, and we hoping to learn more about the man in custody. so far police say they got a 911 phone call last night around 11:00 p.m. that 911 caller said another than was acting in a threatening manner. officers showed up and encountered a man who they had

that i have some rudimentary knowledge about this len what exactly would that mean i can live with jamison la with a north carolina hut with guns and prepare for the mock ups and start going down my neighbors yeah i again i think here are taking it to extreme we're not there yet and i haven't really thought about you know next fifty yards and i don't know it's not only that i don't trust you because you look at me with these brown eyes you're like don't worry we're not there yet but you know and i know that we're there we're on the suresh told of the extinction event for humans and machines essentially are taking over. so i think we every single one of us as i said carries a conscious decision to influence the technology you know our ability to clearly beings influenced by the technology already our conscious minds we're outsourcing our information to google no one bothers to memorize anything anymore no bonus to think anymore if your members use guns aren't sure in the case of our needs our wants and our desires and our titillation that's all i don't have a button and there's no effort an

i know general jamison has to go.neral nolan may be able to figure out a little bit but this is for you, if you would talk about the future, we can handle what we have today, but given the advanced threat quality and quantity growth that was seen in the video, doesn't it make sense for the air force to accelerate from something in the 100, 110 range. isn't that possibly the quickest way to meet our air superiority bathtub that will be facing in the next ten years. general, thank you for the question. >> i would say, it depends. how do you think about it? do we do new new? we do new old? how expand the field from a field that was 15 yards wide by 10 yards deep which was what they played in 1973 to what hey play today which is a huge expanse so i think you've got very innovative minds in the air force that are thinking about how we change the playing field. if we can't change from a 15 by ten, then we may have to do something different or not we get there. if things differently, and remember it's controlling the third d

jamison, who once trained as a marine reportedly told undercover fbi agents, he wanted to attack pier 39 on christmas day, as a show of support for isis. jamison is currently in custody ad is due in court again tomorrow. >>> police in rohnert park have arrested a man they say broke into a home and assaulted a little girl in her bedroom. police say the little girl woke up and started screaming when she found noah holland, indicated, and on top of her. he ran out, leaving his clothes behind. police tracked him down and he's being held on a million dollars bail. 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 wom

jamison was arrested after talking about his plan to undercover agents. and the three jail guards who beat a santa clara inmate to death is expected to be sentenced today. the jurors convicted rafael rodriguez, and that was second degree murder of this man, michael tyree. he die d in his cell at 2015 at the county's main jail and the death sparked massive reforms in the santa clara prison system. as for the guard, each faces 15 years to life in prison. >> one person dead in a multiple car crash in vallejo. it happened after 5:00 p.m. on sonoma boulevard near cheery street. they say that two cars crashed headon and the passenger in one of the cars died at the scene. >>> it is looking more and more like june, motorists will be deciding on a toll hike for the bay bridge. the transportation leaders will be holding a final vote next week, and then that hike would roll out in three phases. we reported this as well if voters a approve it. the tolls would go$is next year, and then another dollar in 2022 and then another dollar in 2025 except for the golden bridge

court documents say that jamison told an undercover agent who he thought was a member of isis that hew how to make pipe bombs and planned to set them off at pier 39 to get people to run to an area where he could shoot them. if he is convicted on both charges, jamison could get 20 years in prison. >>> the man acquitted of murder in the shooting death of kate steinle is due back in a san francisco courtroom this morning. a judge is scheduled to sentence zarate for being a felon in possession of a firearm. he will still face federal charges. >>> today at noon time, san jose police will hold a news conference about last night's arrest of a man accused of sexually assaulting a middle school teacher in a classroom early tuesday morning. surveillance video shows the suspect walking around hacker middle school. investigators say the teacher was in the classroom early preparing for class. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. mike, sal, gasia, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> a comedy fundraiser provided much relief to sonoma county residents who lost their homes

before pink hit the carpet she shared this photo with 13 month old some jamison who was not feeling thede of the night. later pink took the stage for a stripped down version of "wild hearts can't be broken." ♪ >> today pink released the video which features willow. after her performance she received a huge applause. not from lourde. it is speculating she may have been offended because as the only female album of the year contender she was the only artist not invited to perform. a source said she was invited to sing in the tom petty tribute medley but declined. back tori i can't in a there was no taming her expressions as he unleashed a wild performance alongside dj khaled. those moves became one of the most shared hits of the night. ♪ >> you got it going on. >> moves forever. >> after the show it was time for rihanna to party with her billionaire boyfriend. she like toss keep him on the down low. we'll show you them out and about. >> grammys were the place to be seen. >> yeah. >> it brought out another secret couple, jamie foxx and katie holmes. katie arrived solo backstage with her nep

. >> out yesterday with 13 month old son jamison in new york pink showed no sign of strain hours beforeling out neil portnow. after the grammy broadcast where one solo award was given to a woman portnow was asked about how to bring about change. >> it has to begin with women who have the creativity to stand up. i think they would be welcome. >> pink tweeted a note which reads women in music don't need to step up. women have been stepping since the beginning of time. >> i want my kids to see what it looks like to have a mom who's a boss. >> she took her daughter to the awards and lost to ed sheeran. ♪ i've got no one to blame >> sheryl crow called portnow's comments strangely insensitive and ex sis. >> charlie xcx tweeted about to step up on to your face. >> women are supporting each other. >> in a statement to "e.t." today portnow add many admits i used step out. when taken out of context don't portray my beliefs. >> we'll continue to follow that. let's turn to the stars of black panter. nischelle turner was at their premiere. >> tonight is the night. ♪ >> i've got goose bumps. >> marve

day attack on peer 39 pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges today in fresno. 26-year-old everett jamison was planning on using pipe bombs to funnel people into a spot he could shoot them. he is charged with attempting to aid a terrorist organization and distributing bomb making information. each charge carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in jail. his attorney said he expressed second thoughts and he had no bomb making materials.>>> a uc berkeley student made a wrong turn in san diego. he ended up at a checkpoint. he is being held by immigration. amber spoke with his attorney. about the effort to get his freedom.>> reporter: this is a video of luis posted by his girlfriend on social media. it was taken a few days before he was detained by border patrol in san diego saturday. he was visiting friends. he is being held at mesa detention center. >> there is no reason to detain him. he is not a criminal.>> reporter: his attorney represents him. she is fighting to get isis to set bail by monday so he can be released pending a hearing before a judge.>> i'm confident he will be released.>> repo

everett jamison was pleaded not guilty to terror charges. investigators say the former marine planned on detonated homemaking bombs -- on detonating homemade bombs by -- before shooting passersby with an assault rifle. deputy story that attack. he will be back in court in april. >>> police have arrested a man they say sexually assaulted a san jose teacher in her classroom. 23-year-old andrew brock is facing charges for robbing the teacher at parker middle school. on school surveillance video, he's roaming the halls before the attack. it happened before classes began on tuesday morning. he lives then:less than half a mile from the campus. he made an offer to surrender only to buy time to try to get away. they tracked him down in san francisco and arrested him last night. >> this was the consequence. he had the choice to surrender immediately or be taken into custody. >> he had cut his hair over the last few days to change his appearance, he is facing five felony charges. >>> the christmas day gunman is under arrest. police say 27-year-old jav

. - [chuckles] - are you here for bria jamison? - you know her?o shape to take care of her. - did you see a girl who was just here? - you and gabby were walking around skid row last night looking for bria? - i thought she told you. - what is it? - that was the morgue. a jane doe teenage girl just rolled in. she had my card in her purse. [bell ringing] hello, anybody? - someone's coming. i can hear them. - sorry about that, we had a-- - gabriela dawson. uh, you called about a jane doe? - yes, thank you for coming in. i just need some identification. and what is your relation to the deceased? - uh, i'm her friend. - not next of kin? - look, you called me. can i see the body or not?

panic and self loathing and all sorts of stuff happening so we're going to look at this article that jamison lup as we mentioned when we were hanging out with him for the big queen birthday party last night and i want to talk about take a step back to understand where big queen came from and by understanding the genesis of the genesis block that happened on january third two thousand and nine understand where the future might be what might happen in nine years from now and the rise of the cipher punks this is an important term to understand in the cypherpunks because right now most of the tension for all the newbies involved in cryptocurrency is all about the corporate side everything and c. and b. c. bloomberg where they're focusing on and took for us to watch c n b c and bloomberg is quite interesting because it's it's not at all what most people although like the original gangsters of bitcoin nobody really talks about these aren't what are important to the big point community but it's a corporate side and that's their side of the story but we're looking at the origin what happened from bi

panic and self loathing and all sorts of stuff happening so we're going to look at this article that jamison lup as we mentioned when we were hanging out with him for the big queen birthday party last night and i want to talk about take a step back to understand where big queen came from and by understanding the genesis of the genesis bloc that happened on january third two thousand and nine understand where the future might be what might happen in nine years from now on the rise of the cipher punks this is an important term to understand in the cypherpunks because right now most of the tension for all the newbies involved in crypto currency is all about the corporate side everything and see n.b.c. bloomberg what they're focusing on and took for us to watch c n b c and bloomberg is quite interesting because it's it's not at all what most people although like the original gangsters of bitcoin nobody really talks about these aren't what are important to the big point community but it's a corporate side and that's their side of the story but we're looking at the origin what happened from bitcoi

panic and self loathing and all sorts of stuff happening so we're going to look at this article that jamison lup as we mentioned when we were hanging out with him for the big queen birthday party last night and i want to talk about take a step back to understand where big queen came from and by understanding the genesis of the genesis bloc that happened on january third two thousand and nine understand where the future might be what might happen in nine years from now on the rise of the cipher punks this is an important term to understand in the cypherpunks because right now most of the tension for all the newbies involved in cryptocurrency is all about the corporate side everything and see n.b.c. bloomberg what they're focusing on and took for us to watch c and b c and bloomberg it's quite interesting because it's it's not at all what most people although like the original gangsters of bitcoin nobody really talks about these aren't what are important to the big point community but it's a corporate side and that's their side of the story but we're looking at the origin what happened from bit

accused of planning and isis inspired terror attack on christmas will be arraigned today, everett jamisoncused of funneling people, and shoot them. and fraudulent enlistment, faces 20 years in prison. donald trump opening the floodgates of american energy by expanding offshore oil drilling in the united states. the plan gives companies the option to drill on 90% of both coastlines, alaska, 40 locations to produce natural gas and oil. environmental groups are outraged after obama era rules restrict drilling to just 6% of the same protected areas. republican still control the virginia state house thanks to luck of the draw, the names of the two candidates who landed in a tie rolled up and so canisters and dumped, swirled around and drawn. >> the winner of house district 94 is david jancey. >> that is how they did it, he gets to keep the seat. virginia state law called for a tight election decided by our drawing to. it hasn't been used since 1971. shelley simmons has not yet conceded. it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. obama era pot policy is up in smoke sparking outrage in states w

john jamison of cherry hill got vaccinated today. >> some people were really sick and in the hospital heard. >> preventive issues things like coughing in your elbow, wiping down your remote, and throwing away your toothbrush. >> we think that try rviruss we continue. we might get a double whammy there. >> nbc 10 news. >> all new at 5:00, guiding the birdie birds. >> two guys leading the team in a different way off of the field. >>> eagles players have great coaches off of the field and great guys looking out for their spiritual needs as well. coming up, the team chaplain. >>> a warmer weekend, but we'll also see rain. >>> repeat after me, maria. i thee web. >> and change of venue. why one new jersey couple had to get married in this bathroom nap is next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on

panic and self loathing and all sorts of stuff happening so we're going to look at this article that jamison lup as we mentioned when we were hanging out with him for the big queen birthday party last night and i want to talk about take a step back to understand where big queen came from and by understanding the genesis of the genesis bloc that happened on january third two thousand and nine understand where the future might be what might happen in nine years from now and the rise of the cipher punks this is an important term to understand in the cypherpunks because right now most of the tension for all the newbies involved in cryptocurrency is all about the corporate side everything and c. and b. c. bloomberg what they're focusing on and took for us to watch c n b c and bloomberg is quite interesting because it's it's not at all what most people although like the original gangsters of bitcoin nobody really talks about these aren't what are important to the big community but it's a corporate side and that's their side of the story but we're looking at the origin what happened from bitcoin to

one of the greatest things about bitcoin is that you are now individually sovereign as our friend jamison loblaws likes to say so you had mentioned in a previous show that libertarians in this space they love it but they forget that there is a case look there's a history of cases and legal precedent of why certain laws came into effect so my question is kind of philosophically here on one hand the bit coy essentially makes governments obsolete in many ways they make central banks obsolete you can transfer value back and forth and you don't need intermediaries you don't need the whole system on the other hand you have some what i would call an arc a capitalist in some cases are libertarians who believe that this should be taken to the nth degree and we simply have no governance whatsoever no governments at all where do you come in on that debate richard it's too easy to forget the harm that is laid upon people that may not be as smart as you. so you may be able to tell the difference between a real big corn and fake. but most people's grandparents cannot and it could cost them their life s

that i have a rudimentary knowledge of this law and what exactly would that mean i can live with jamison lock with a north carolina hut with a gun and prepare for the mockups and start going down my neighbor's yeah i thought i again i think here are taking it to extreme we're not there yet and i haven't really thought about you know next fifty tyrants and. not only that i don't trust you because you're looking at me with these brown eyes you're like don't worry we're not there yet but you know that we're there we're on the suresh told of the extinction event for humans and machines essentially are taking over. so i think we every single one of us as i said carries a conscious decision to influence the technology you know our ability to clearly being socialist by the technology already our conscious minds are outsourcing our information to google no one bothers to memorize anything anymore no boast of thinking more like your members use kinds of carry through in the case of our needs our wants and our desires and our titillation that's all i don't have a button and there's no effort anymo

accused of plotting that terror attack in san francisco remains in jail tonight. 26-year-old everett jamison, a muslim convert living in modesto was denied bail in order to stay in the fresno county jail. the former marine was accused of planning and isis inspired attack targeting peer 39. he is due back in court on friday. >>> as you know, the new year has already a drive -- arrived and that brought out hundreds of thousands of people packed into a frigid time square. here is how it looks right now, cold. not a lot of people out there. a lot of them have already gone because midnight has come and gone. lauren blanchard is in new york with more on the celebration and temperatures. >> reporter: temperatures here in time square, not keeping revelers away. the cold and an unprecedented like it of security are ringing in this new year. >> 3-to-1-0. >> reporter: more than 1 million partygoers going through bank checks. >> there are so many police around. they checked us pretty well. so, it is safe enough. >> reporter: following the terror attacks in new york and october's shooting in las vegas, t

a whole bunch of teachers, i want to thank the principal, doctor matthew jamison, by the way, you kids, i grew up in camden. we didn't have a roller coaster out the back door and a beach block away. don't ever take that for granted. the this school rules. >> so wonderland peer out the back door, amy t anderson new jersey teacher of the year, about to be america's teacher of the year, the national teacher of the year. and we interrupted the teacher. so, i know i have detention after this live shot. how exciting is this for you? >> just unbelievably exciting. i'm just so honored to represent all of the fantastic teachers, throughout new jersey. hard to believe. >> i thought she remind me of carson wentz, said i'm not the teacher of the year on my own. we've got great principal, whole bunch of teachers and 1250 of the best students in america. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> pretty good band cheerleader team as well back there. >> yes, we do, we have the best. >> what do you have to be to be teacher of the year? >> whole pros else, it is cents about a year long process. applications, and vi

jamison is aoutside cooed of attempting to give material support to a foreign terrorist organization destructive devices. court documents say that jamison told an undercover agent who he believed was a member of isis that he knew how to make people bombs and planned to set them out at pier 39 to get people to run to an area where he could shoot him. every charge faces a 20 year prison sentence. >>> we know the name of a man killed by a bart police officer. he asitia lien kendall of oakland. the officer heard shots across the street from the west oakland bart station. the officer ran across the street and saw two men in a struggle, one with a gun. the bart officer warned the man several times and shot the man who had the gun. that man later identified as tindle. the other man was treated at a hospital and released. tindle's relatives took to social media mourning his death. may field said my heart is aching right now. my little brother was just murdered by bart police in west oakland yesterday. >>> immigration advocates are demanding the release of a uc berkeley student being held by

this is jamison, good morning my friend how are you. >> good morning how are you. >> today phillies ballirl try outs. >> yes. >> what exactly is it that you are looking for as a team when it comes to the ball girls. >> we are looking for five star ball girls, girls that are athletic, engaging in the community and just people that that can interest act with phillies fans from our sponsors, youngest fans, going to children's hospital just that five star rounded ball girl. >> that is what it is all about community. >> we are community first. philadelphia is our first team community is at heart of it. >> i know people, and of course, the game aspect is part of it but in the biggest part. how much does that entail. >> sure, we say game portion be on the field is 10 percent of the job. we definitely need athletic ball girls. that why is we have a skills portion to our try out but there is an on camera interview portion with the wide range of front office. we have people from marketing, social media, sales office, because again they are interacting with all types of phillies fans out in the com

. >> my favorite part of 2017 was my son jamison being born. >> my least favorite thing, politics non-stopt one went to college. i got the house to myself with my wife. >> the one thing that happened in 2017 -- >> my worst moment was on a show starting to cry randomly. i guess maybe because i was on my period. and snot flew out of my nose. >> then my least favorite thing is also the meanness of the world at the moment. i just want us all to get along again, you guys. >> the worst thing, i kind of don't want to tell you the worst thing that happened. >> i don't want to tell you, but let's just say my friend and i ate something that was -- didn't sit well. and we ended up having to find a place to relieve ourselves. >> my worst moment, brexit, brexit was the low point. although i don't really care. like who cares? >> best thing that happened in 2017 has to be the birth of my daughter. i didn't have one. >> i love sarah silverman. those, of course, were some stars who stopped by "watch what happens live." and gave us their best. >> you had a couple from "the crown," the king and queen. >> tha