jeremiah: yes.robert: let's take a look at a clip and then we'll talk about [speaking foreign language] ♪ [speaking foreign language] ♪ [speaking foreign language] ♪ [speaking foreign language] robert: wow, and very haunting. how did you find her and how did you--were able to do her story? steve: so for the past few years since i've been assigned to los angeles, i've followed around this group, the filipino workers center. they assist whether it's human trafficking victims or fight for domestic workers' rights. so one day they told me that they had this case about a woman that was kept for, like, 60 years as a domestic worker, unpaid, abused, and they only rescued her recently so for a few months i would go there, meet with her, meet with them, go to court with them, and just kind of understand her story and how she got into that situation. and, you know, we saw this was a very important subject to touch on 'cause not many people talk about this form of modern-day slavery and anything about slavery

turns out that drumming is not the only thing jeremiah is good at.ith it. >> can we see that? >> i hope so. well, i mean those -- >> he looks a little smaller than the rest of the drummers? >> i think that's -- >> there we go. that is great. he's so good. he can be part of the high school band. >> he's very good. that is outstanding. >> awesome. >> all right. a lot going on this morning. major developments in the impeachment inquiry with people called to testify, will they show up? time for "newsroom" with poppy harlow and jim sciutto. >>> good monday morning. >> this is the headline. four key witnesses from the white house, four no shows on capitol hill this morning. the first of those testimonies was set to begin this hour, kicking off a critical week as democrats gear up for the public phase of their impeachment probe. today's no shows, a strong signal that major players such as former national security adviser john bolton and energy secretary rick perry will not be testifying this week either. at the same time, president trump and allies continui

she said jeremiah is unfazed by all the attention. >> we have h.r. he's like, whatever. >> whatever. >> not 10-years-old, ten months old, little jeremiah has a long way to go. he's set to graduate in 2032. and one more, a happy birthday shou ut to patrice kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy mil kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. r >>> this is a kpix5 news morning update. >> a good morning. i'm gianna franco. it is 8:55. you can see the bridges this morning. here is a live look. we have some slow and go conditions on the bay bridge with the meet tering lights on, that is your top left camera there, but north a lot of fog hindering your drive. slow across the in per deck as well. look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is light through here. still busy on the sam mateo bridge. 22 minutes drive time. brake lights on the san rafael bridge. >> as you work into san rafael, we had an earlier trouble spot, debris in the roadway. that has been cleared. 35 minutes in

>>i'm pham or and i can wait we now know the suspect 39 year-old jermaine jeremiah bram was listed asng person at risk after walking away from a psychiatric facility in san leandro police say brim stabbed the victim after attempting to steal someone else's shoes tonight we are also learning more about the victim crowd forced a are stone talk to the vii

robinson became michelle obama in a ceremony presided over by the couple's pastor, the reverend jeremiahwho would stir up controversy for the obamas in years ahead. michelle launched a new career in public service. first working in the chicago mayor's office. then starting a chapter of a mentoring organization called public allies. >> you can go back to her work at public allies in chicago where she really started and ran a program that was all about mentoring and introducing young people to public service. >> it was during this time that barack won a seat in the illinois state senate. but it didn't feel like a win for michelle. the couple had a new baby girl, malia, and barack's job had him commuting from three hours chicago to springfield. >> my thoughts were, are you nuts? just get a job. make some money. this politics stuff is crazy. >> she's looking at the bank account and saying, is this really going to be our nut? >> though money was tight and the couple soon welcomed their second child, sasha, barack began pondering a bold new idea. a long-shot run for u.s. senate. >> it was a bi

more time can wayne new details from bart officials we now know the suspect 39 year-old jermaine jeremiahly walking away from the psychiatric facility in san leandro graham allegedly stabbed another writer after attempting to steal a man's shoe, the site this bart's top leader told prom for asthma showcased and he wants to assure people that the transit system is safe. >>that despite to this stabbing on to say the transit system. maine writers agree with them. others say they're not feeling so safe on the ai

jeremiah thank you very much. iraqi protesters a blocking roads and bridges in baghdad and elsewhere in the country as they step up pressure on the government on monday the security forces fired long runs at demonstrations gathering near the state t.v. headquarters killing at least 5 people the prime minister has called for an end to the bloodshed saying the protests of achieve the goals and hurting the economy the talks are going to more from. what we're seeing is an escalation by protesters because there is an impasse between them and the government protesters here in tahrir square released a statement on monday evening saying the entire government must go and that includes dissolving the parliament which do you say is what they missed for election rigging they're calling for early elections and they're also calling for an election committee that would have members free of political party affiliations the president has announced the prime minister either that he would resign once the successor was named he did n

we now know the suspect 39 year-old jermaine jeremiah bram was listed as a missing person at risk after walking away from a psychiatric facility in san leandro this is according to bart officials. >>despite this parts top leader says he wants to assure people that the transit system is safe. some riders so aren't feeling that way tonight kron four kingston live for us tonight at the macarthur bart station in oakland where the general manager of part talk to reporters earlier this afternoon and she has more on that michelle. >>the transit system is safe. >>davante daniels rides bart every day but says it seems to be getting more dangerous. still ride bart. >>that makes you not want to have their phones and you know you got to be aware of your surroundings he used to getting just get on board. now to get to where you're going outside. >>today the general manager of bart bought power, our spoke to riders about their concerns while some are riding a bit on easy today. others are calm that it in the transit system i feel first told reporters today barred has hired 54 police officers this yea

the officers released this mug shot of jermaine jeremiah brim who is now in santa rita jail. hours before the stabbing of th leandro hospital and he was there for psychiatric reasons. police said that stabbing happened where a bart train was pulling into the station tuesday afternoon. brim removed his shoe from the sleepy passenger and williams tried to stop him. so he pulled out a knife, but was overpowered by brim and tabbed death by his own knife. we spoke with defendant williams this afternoon he said he is always trying to help people. >> he was the type of guy that would give you anything, clothing or whatever. i actually have just a leather jacket in my pocket. he gave me his leather jacket before he moved away from here. i will cherish that forever. >> reporter: investigators say brim lives in sacramento the court records show six months ago san francisco police arrested him for negligent discharge of a firearm and possession of a concealed firearm in a vehicle. jermaine brim is expected to make his first he faces charges that include second-degree murder. orin sant c

year-old was killed by this man, seen in a video shortly after the stabbing. 39-year-old jermaine jeremiah brim. brim was allegedly trying steal someone's shoes on the bart train when williams tried to stop him. brim used a pocket knife the victim was carrying to stab and kill him.police say the confron lasted about ten minutes. >> it was a fight that began. and anything short of having an officer on that train car, it would have been something that would have been tough to prevent. >> reporter: bart police walked out of the south hayward station yesterday with bags of evidence after the stabbing. they're also reviewing surveillance video. and tonight the general manager of bart is insisting the transit agency is safe. >> we've hired 54 police officers this calendar year. 54. that is a record. that's more than any two years combined. >> obviously as a community you don't know what you're going to confront every day. every day's something different. so i mean, i don't feel safe personally, but obviously i always stay aware of my surroundings. >> reporter: police still want to talk with the

for jeremiah and theresa, the care of our veterans is an issue close to their hearts. jeremiah served in the army in the 101st airborne. theresa's husband is also a veteran. mr. speaker, american heroes deserve to be treated in death with the same amount of respect and admiration that they earned in life. i am grateful to jeremiah and theresa for taking action to honor america's departed heroes and their families this veterans day. we must never forget those who have bravely served so that we can continue to live in the land of the free. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday was world diabetes dade day. diabetes is a disease that affects millions of americans, including my own daughter, katie, who was diagnosed as a type 1 diabetic when she was 8. almost 20 years ago. we have to d

in jeremiah god said, am i not -- >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president yee and supervisors. ♪ what good is sitting alone in your room? ♪ life is a city cabaret ♪ come and vote for the candidates that run today. come today to the city by the bay. ♪ government exciting and new ♪ come aboard. we're expecting you. ♪ the gov soon will be making another run. ♪ the gov vote promises something for everyone. ♪ government won't hurt anymore. ♪ it's an open smile through a friendly city. ♪ it's gov vote will come aboard. ♪ as you, you, you. ♪ you're the one that i want, all i need. ♪ oh, you're the candidate i want, oh yes, indeed. ♪ today. good luck. thank you. this was signed by -- can you see it? tom oliano when he was running for mayor long before i came here. thanks and good luck to you. >> thanks and next speaker, plea please. >> i come to city hall once in a while so that i can checkmate because there's a game of chess going on. it's important on a day like today that many people have to think hard and act r

this 22 year old college student was in an elevator with jermaine jeremiah brim -- the man she saw stabeven in the elevator that this man was severely mentally ill" sophia humphrey says brim was barefoot ... and once on board the bart train -- attempted to steal a homeless man's shoes while he was sleeping.williams jumped in -- telling him to stop. they started to fight -- humphrey says she saw brim stab williams multiple times in the neck.she begged him to stop.sophia humphrey, bart homicide witness"i kind of, i pulled out my wallet, pulled out what little cash i had and was like sir if you please stop hurting this man here's some money you can go buy some shoes"but brim didn't listen and when the train stopped at the south hayward station, he took off -- police later arresting him just a block away -- he's being held without bail on multiple charges, including murder. humphrey stayed on the train with williams ... putting pressure on his stab wounds sophia humphrey, bart homicide witness"i hope it gave him a sense of peace and at least eased his fear because i cannot imagine the pain

statement about fighting corruption mr your luck said and we will say also specifically 2016 mr jeremiah provided be a draft statement and i want it is midnight's g.m.t. 7 pm in washington d.c. you're watching our coverage of the impeachment hearings more witnesses have been questioned about whether donald trump abused his presidential powers when he held up military aid to ukraine and asks its leader to investigate political rival joe biden the former u.s. special envoy to ukraine kurt volker testified that he didn't knowingly take part in efforts to investigate biden but admitted he should have realized what was going on area white house ukraine expert new tenant colonel alexander vinda men spoke about trumpets phone call with ukraine's president which is at the center of the allegations he described the call as improper and said he flogged it up out of a sense of duty and jennifer williams an advisor to the u.s. vice president said she considered the phone call to be unusual well let's speak to mock peterson he is professor of public policy political science and law at the u.c.l.a. la

jeremiah travis who started banging the drums before he turned one has become a viral star with his marchingying off, offering a scholarship. mississippi is the most obese state in the nation according to a new report by wallet hub. researchers measured a beverage consumption among adolescents to obesity-related healthcare costs. west virginia, and kentucky round out the top three spots. the ugly, too much screen time is linked to brain development problems in kids between the ages of 3 and 5. at cincinnati children's hospital. the mri showed the kids had lower levels of developments as part of the brain that keeps language, literacy and cognitive skills. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> it doesn't surprise me in the face of this he was able to do what he did to save his family. jillian: it is wednesday, november 6th. emotional reaction from families of 9 americans who were ambushed and murdered with the mexican drug cartel. rob: an arrest made overnight as they learn what led to the sensele

. >> jeremiah travis from baton rouge, louisiana is only five.ays she never imagined his tapping would take him so far. he joined the band after he noticed the rhythm. he was only two at the time and watching his cousin play. three years years later, he is now on the field. >> he wanted to play the drums like mae. >> it is going against the other band across the feet i'm like wow. >> last week the saint helena high school band played the half tame show for the pelicans. he has a work ethic far beyond his years. >> no doubt. he is definitely with the big kids in the when you're in marching band you have to play the rhythm and have the moves too and he has it down. >> he has the rhythm and part of the drum line one day. could pay off, college scholarships for drummers. >> cute kid. time is 5:56. apple is making a multibillion dollars pledge for the housing crisis. the de fails from the ceo tim cook. >>> plus people in it's game day live here at bill and julie's house, a fan favorite venue ever since they got gig speed internet. 's their twelf hey,

the suspect, jermaine jeremiah brim, was on a psychiatric hold, but walked away before the deadly stabbing happened at the south hayward bar station. police say brim stabbed 49-year- old oliver williams when williams tried to intervene in the theft of a shooting from another passenger. a friend of will says he was the type of guy always trying to help others. >> he was the type of guy that would give you anything. if it was clothing or whatever, actually have his leather jacket in my pocket. he gave me his leather jacket before he moved away from here. and i will cherish that forever. >> court records on the suspect show that six months ago san francisco police arrested him for weapons violations. ram is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. he is facing charges that include second-degree murder. >>> the commercial crop season is delayed into the middle of next month. the state department of fish and wildlife today pushed back the scheduled start date for december 15 for areas south of mendocino county. it was initially in november but regulators say more time is needed to

jeremiah travis started banging on the drums before turning one, his parents must have been annoyed.ity in mississippi is offering him a scholarship. ashley: he is so talented. look at that. still ahead, if you're thinking about retiring, why you may want to pack your bags for wyoming. beautiful place. winters are cold, though. dunkin's beyond meat sandwich hitting stores nationwide today. how you can score one coming up on "fbn: a.m." ♪ shake it for me, girl. ♪ shake it for me, girl. ♪ shake it for me. ♪ she's the one the one for you when you know you just know she isn't perfect but she's perfect for you love is rare love's unique love is her love is him love is us ♪ the vera wang love collection designed for zales, the diamond store. when i switched to geico. and this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you go to taco night at your favorite restaurant. and they're the best-tasting tacos in the entire world. and just when you think it couldn't get any better, they bring you out another taco... ...cuz they made an extra one. ♪ extra taco! geico. fifteen minutes coul

more time can wayne new details from bart officials we now know the suspect 39 year-old jermaine jeremiah bram. >>was listed as a missing person at risk after apparently walking away from the psychiatric facility in san leandro graham allegedly stabbed another writer after attempting to steal a man's shoe, the site this bart's top leader told prom for asthma showcased and he wants to assure people that the transit system is safe. >>that despite to this stabbing on to say the transit system. maine writers agree with them. others say they're not feeling so safe on the train. >>metal detectors like you know i don't even know what to wear to start. >>devante daniels rides bart every day but says it seems to be getting more dangerous. still ride bart. >>that makes you not want to have their phones and you know you got to be aware of your surroundings in outside. >>and the transit system i feel 54 police officers this year and all officers have been improved over time for nights and weekends after tuesday's deadly stabbing he says he's taking the appropriate measures to improve safety. >>i woul

investigators are naming 39-year-old jermaine jeremiah brim as the attacker and they booked him intota rita jail. >> it was a fight that began. and anything short of having an officer on that train car, it would have been something that would have been tough to prevent. >> reporter: bart police walked out of the hayward station yesterday with bags of evidence after the stabbing. the alameda county sheriff's office tells us brim stabbed and killed 49-year-old oakland man oliver williams. brim was allegedly trying to steal someone's shoes on the bart train when williams tried to stop him, and brim used a pocket knife the victim was carrying to stab and kill him. the confrontation according to police lasted about ten minutes. investigators are now reviewing surveillance video and looking into when the suspect and the victim first got on the train. >> obviously as a commuter, you don't know what you're going to confront every day. every day is something different. so i mean, i don't feel safe, personally, but obviously i always stay aware of my surroundings. >> reporter: the suspect is f

martin luther king's rhetoric and what made it so powerful was at thomas jefferson, it was amos, jeremiahmatthew, and it's from the bible that we get key aspects of our national identity, one is that we are a chosen people whereas lincoln said it more modestly and perhaps more appropriately, and almost chosen people. you get the idea that we are living in a promised land and you get the idea of a covenant. it goes back to the old testament, first covenant in our history is the mayflower compact then settlers come pretty much every time they found a new town every time they start a new church there's a covenant. there is a written document setting out the rules and everyone's mutual obligations and the most important covenant in our country is what is the sheet anchor of our sovereignty which is the u.s. constitution which gives a strong and capable national government gives us a limited national government and goes back to this notion of a covenant. finally, i will just set out very briefly in capsule form what i think is a lowest common denominator conservative agenda based on nationalis

>>i'm pham or and i can wait we now know the suspect 39 year-old jermaine jeremiah bram was listed as a missing person at risk after walking away from a psychiatric facility in san leandro police say brim stabbed the victim after attempting to steal someone else's shoes tonight we are also learning more about the victim crowd forced a are stone talk to the victims friends and family members he joins us live in san francisco tonight with more jr. >>many of williams's family members are together tonight. they tell me they are shocked over what happens. the memory of all of her williams who went by tyrone hodges will live on in these pictures, he was the man who police say tried to stop someone from stealing another person's shoes on a bart train. his best friend rose cardoza tells us he didn't like bullies or people being picked on she believes that's why stepped in to defend this person. rose says tyrone was someone who worked hard for what he had loved to dance to good music played the drums bongos keyboard guitar and even the harmonica. >>since his death on tuesday bart police have u

jeremiah, is a special agent in charge of the new orleans field office for u.s. immigration and customs enforcement of the department of homeland security. i.c.e.es has worked with homeland security investigations for over 10 years and has an oppressive record. welcome. have the honorable michael lee who is currently serving as a sheriff of scott county, mississippi. the sheriffs law enforcement duties include keeping the peace within the county, in addition to serving as the county's jailer and keeping a jail docket. he currently lives in forest, mississippi. as ther. william serves mayor of canton, mississippi. canton was one of the six cities .e.re the site of an i.c raid of -- and why he began working in the public interest at the age of 16. thee began working in public interest at the age of 16. without objections, the witnesses' full statements will be inserted into the record. i now ask each witness to summarize his or her statement for about five minutes ending with mr. miles. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> hit your mike. >> sorry about that - mic.

little louisiana, drumming prodigy is keeping up with the high school drumline according to his mom jeremiahs been keeping the beat since he was a baby his rhythm caught the eye of the high school band director in rouge, she was invited to play with the band. he's behind school clear that guys can definitely got the moves. the director says these baxley blown away by this bite-size percussionists work ethic. >>view. >>there it is a police officer in spokane washington got quite a surprise during an interview with a local news station use giving an interview in this cat is you know jump right shoulder, you can see everybody was. you know taken by surprise by the humor he. case i'm going to read this line well i i know you wrote it citing right exist today. >>you have the cash to be kidding me right now. as a lay you have to oaks that cause and you got jokes. and not feel lion. on that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the era. ken wayne take it away. >>the key grant. thank you very much exit and we have a disturbing story to say about from the south

the main element of martin luther king spread argument what made it who powerful it was jeremiah and matthew and it is from the bible that we get the key aspects of the national identity. one that is that we are chosen people. lincoln said more appropriately and modestly, almost chosen people he get the idea that we are leaving in a promised land. and you get the idea of covenant. and actually goes back to the old testament first governor in our history, is the mayflower compact and then the settlers home and pretty much every time they found a new town, every time they start a new church, that there is a covenant. there is a written document setting out the rules and everyone's mutual obligations the most important covenant, in our country is what is the key anchor of sovereignty which is the u.s. constitution. gives us a strong capable national government and limited national government and it goes back to this notion of a covenant. finally, i will just set up very briefly in capsule forum. what i say is the lowest common denominator of the conservative is agenda is based on nation

story telling in the cadences of the king james bible and in the stories from exodus through isaiah, jeremiah, ezekial, amos, he was an old testament-style storyteller. an endless fascination if in that -- endless fascination in that, and i made that a central theme of the book. douglass is one of those people who you know whatever we think of the american story he truly did go from nowhere and nothing to somewhere. he was born out in the eastern shore along a horse shoe bend in the river, in 1818, before steamboats are on the river, before the telegraph, before the railroad, and before the rotary press, all elements of modernity that he would exploit and would transform his life. live all the way to 1895 and electric lightbulbs and internal combustion engines and even the phonograph. although so far as we know he was never recorded which is a shame. but in that epic trajectory that he lives, he lives this great transformation of the country from slavery to freedom, and then it's near betrayal and never stopped commenting on what it all meant. so there's a certain irresistible draw of that li

they say that jermaine jeremiah brim stabbed oliver williams after he tried to stop him from stealing the shoes from another part passenger on the train. a friend of williams says he was always trying to help other people. >> he was the type of guy that would give you anything from his clothing or whatever and i actually have his leather jacket in my pocket. he gave me his leather jacket before he moved away. i will cherish that forever. >> friends did a gofundme account to help the williams family pay for his funeral and you can find a link on our website, ktvu.com. >>> hope is restored to a campus following a night of protest and arrest. demonstrators oppose the appearance of controversial political commentator ann coulter. 1000 people formed a human chain outside the hall to delay the speech. gary was at berkeley to bring is what happened. >>we apologize, we are having audio problems. there were six or seven arrests and ann coulter did speak. she was arrested by one protester and one of the people arrested was arrested for battery on a police officer. we are going to work to get je

. >> that's nathaniel and jeremiah. >> reporter: over the years the andersons went on to have three mored away from the house where aaron vanished eventually divorcing. but they've stayed united in trying to find their son launching facebook pages and now a new hope. >> what at the put his dna out there because he's questioning where he came from. >> reporter: paulette recently joined a dna testing site because she believes he's out there. >> clap your hands. good boy. >> reporter: aaron's father has also not given up hope. you think your son is still out there? >> i'd like to think so. in the event that it's possible that he is, wouldn't it be wonderful to find him? to be able to say, my long lost son. here he is. >> reporter: that would be wonderful. the sheriff's office would not comment on whether or not aaron's parents were ever considered suspects but that independent investigator tells us he found no evidence to suggest they were involved in his disappearance. they have dedicated their lives to finding him. okay, please take a moment and look at your screen. this is an age progres

this is jeremiah, the first 17.ter of yeremiah, verse it says, meet them undaunted, they shall have no power to daunt them. that says, never let them see you sweat. but go forth with courage and confidence and do those things that god calls you to do and do so with your might. nd i also look back on a verse in james that has caught my eye for some time. it calls us i think in the right way, mr. speaker. count it all joy my brothers when you meet trials of various kinds for you know that the testing of your faith produces sfed fast -- steadfastness and let steadfastness have its full effect that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing. that fits with a prayer i offered if years when we went through the farm crisis years of the 1980's an things were falling down around us, the smi had essentially collapsed and my fabes -- neighbor's farms were being sold, weekend after weekend in farm sales. i was being tested in a similar way myself. each day i would pray that god would be finished testing me and start to use me. we should take joy in that test before we're made perfect in t