i stuck my head over and just yelled, jody, jody, talk to me. i just yelled down there. >> but no response. he grabbed a flashlight and flagged down a motorist who came here to the palisades interstate parkway police station. lieutenant walter seer i was on duty. >> until he came through that door, it was a quiet night. then all hell broke loose. >> a frantic man was telling him, a woman had fallen from the lookout above and that her husband was waiting for help. the police called in an experienced climber. >> i was there as a rescue mission. i thought she was alive. >> he began to lower himself off the side of the cliff where the woman's husband said she had fallen. about ten feet down, he caught sight of a ledge. >> the minute i got to the ledge, i observed a person. i think it was two credit cards. >> on a ledge ten feet down? >> yes. >> it was what he didn't see that confused him. there was no signs that the woman's body had also hit that ledge or any part of the cliff. >> nothing. no blood, no hair, no clothing. no fibers, no skin. >> by th

stephen, did you kill your wife, jody? >> i did not hurt jody.ou throw her off the pad salpalisades? >> i did not hurt her. i didn't cause her to get hurt. >> reporter: we talked to scharf at the bergen county jail. he and his wife, tina, said they paid a high price for something he didn't do. >> our daughter is 2 1/2 and never been held by her father. because we don't have contact visits. >> it's not just a tragedy for jody. it's a tragedy for jon. it's a tragedy for my wife. it's a tragedy for my daughter and for myself. >> reporter: still, he decided not to take the stand in his own defense. but told "dateline," that what he first said years ago, about his wife's death, was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. i wish we had gone to the comedy club. but i didn't -- i am innocent. >> reporter: but had the jury gotten that same message? when they walked into that deliberating room for the first time, some jurors, in fact, planned to vote not guilty. >> there wasn't enough evidence. for me. that's what it was. >> reporter: others were thinking g

steven, did you kill your wife jody? >> i did not kill jody. did you throw her -- >> no, i did not. i did not. i didn't hurt jody. i didn't push her. i didn't cause her to get hurt. i didn't kill my wife. >> we talked to steven at the burgen county jail where he was held for more than two years after his arrest in 2008. he and his wife tina say they've paid a high price for something he didn't do. >> our daughter is 2 1/2 and still hasn't been held by her father because we don't get contact visits. >> it's a tragedy for john, a tragedy for my wife, a tragedy for my daughter and for myself. >> still he decided not to take the stand in his own defense but told dateline what he first said years ago about his wife's death was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. i wish we'd gone to the comedy club. i'm innocent. >> but had the jury gotten that same message? when they walked into that deliberating room for the first time some jurors in fact planned to vote not guilty. >> there wasn't enough evidence for me. that's what it was. >> others were think

jodi huisentruit: one of america's most-- garvin: jodi huisentruit was the early morning anchor at kimt in mason city, iowa. on june 27, 1995, jodi left her home for work, but never arrived, and has never been seen since. christine: this is visiting jodi's newsroom. garvin: at the time, caroline was working in neighboring minnesota. she didn't start covering jodi's story until a couple of years after her disappearance, but has not stopped in the more than 20 years since. christine: this article was from 2 years after jodi disappeared. garvin: now living in petaluma, caroline has spent years as part of a team of investigators dedicated to solving, once and for all, the huisentruit case. christine: well, i'm trying to track down the name of the woman who was the manager that night, but-- garvin: why? well, after years of covering cops and crime, caroline understood that long after a story falls out of the headlines, there are victims and families who still deal with the fallout. christine: 'cause you get attached to them. you do identify with them, and you would hope that somebody would d

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us in ventura county. jodi, these first 48 hours are critical. what are you seeing around you now? >> raj, what we're seeing are a ton of flames. take a look for yourself. we're in a community called casita springs right off of highway 33. as you can see, the hillsides all over this area are ablaze tonight, and firefighters are doing all they can to make sure the flames don't consume even more homes. the wind-fueled thomas fire continues to spread in ventura county. leaving entire neighborhoods aglow, and the people who live there on edge. many are choosing not to evacuate. instead, they're doing what they can to protect their homes. >> i know there is a bunch of instructions that have already been burned. ventura is totally burnt up. i hope we're not part of the statistic. >> you know what? we'll just fight it. and if it gets ugly, i've got my car in the driveway, packed up, ready to go. >> one house everyone is watching, the former home of johnny cash. the community of casita springs' claim to fame. >> it means a lot to me. and i think it means

reporting live in ventura county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you jodi. yes bay area firefighters from the north bay to the south bay, the peninsula and east bay heading down to ventura county to help the firefighters battle the ferocious flames and deal with the santa anna winds. let's check in with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and they need rain. any rain in sight. >> no rain in sight. i think the next thing we look for too here is when does the wind stop? it looks like we'll be out of the red flag once we hit the weekend. all the way through friday forecast. los angeles here this is where the main fire started yesterday. and it happened right to the north of santa paula. the dry northeast, northeastly winds pushed the smoke and embers towards ventia. the red flag wire fire warning until 8:00 p.m. friday. sustained winds 30-mile-per-hour. that's the ajer. but we could get gusts especially in the canyons that may go up to 40 to 60-mile-per-hour. humidity also 5 to 15%. i want to show you a closer look at what fierts are dealing with right now. th

jodie willsher worked at its heart, well—known and well liked.d man has been charged with her murder. he'll appear in court in york in the morning. judith moritz, bbc news, skipton. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this evening. the un security council has voted unanimously to impose tougher sanctions on north korea in response to its recent missile tests. the us—drafted resolution includes measures to reduce petrol imports by up to 90%. china and russia, north korea's main trading partners, voted in favour of the resolution. two former south american football officials have been convicted for taking millions of dollars in bribes to grant broadcasting contracts. the former head of the south american football confederation and former president of brazil's football federation are facing long prison sentences. british passport covers are to turn blue once britain leaves the european union in 2019. the current burgundy passports will continue to be issued until then, but without the eu insignia. the home office says the

this is jodi. and even before the detective got the words out. >> i felt it, that she was gone. >> reporter: her daughter had been so happy, so charming, outgoing. but then, said jodi, a boyfriend convinced jarrae that, to please him, she'd have to turn tricks. this is jarrae. >> he just honked trying to get her attention. >> reporter: "john-tv", a self-proclaimed "video vigilante" group in oklahoma city, caught her on camera back in 2012. but jarrae left the boyfriend, turned her life around so jodi thought, and then that awful phone call from detective trapp. >> i was screaming, like, screaming. >> reporter: the detective made a promise to that mother, didn't matter what choices jarrae may have made, she the detective, would work this case as hard as any she ever had. >> we literally went from each little motel to each little motel showing her picture. and having the clerk run her name to see if she had stayed there. and eventually she found the room where jarrae had been staying, in which were $

jodie willsher worked at its heart, well—known and well liked.—old man has been charged with her murder. judith moritz, bbc news, skipton. that's returned to the fire london zoo that blazed four hours before brought under control. 0ur correspondent jane—frances kelly is there now. what we know about the circumstances that led to the fire? we don't know what caused it, but you can still see smoke billowing from the adventure cafe and shop. london fire brigade say they will be here for several more hours to dampen down any flames, to cut away any affected areas. they were called shortly after 6a m areas. they were called shortly after 6am this morning, it all looked very dramatic, but they managed to contain it, and it hasn't spread, as far as we know. there is now a petting area within this area, which contains smaller animals, guinea pigs and so on. we have been told, or we have learned, reportedly, that there are no larger animals that have been affected, but we are aware that the staff are doing and inventories of the smaller animals, to ensure

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jodie willsher worked at its heart, well—known and well liked.ed with her murder. he'll appear in court in york in the morning. judith moritz, bbc news, skipton. the united nations security council has voted unanimously to impose tougher sanctions on north korea in response to its recent ballistic missile tests. the us—drafted resolution includes measures to reduce the nation's petrol imports by up to 90%. china and russia, north korea's main trading partners, voted in favour of the resolution. two former south american football officials have been convicted for taking millions of dollars in bribes to grant broadcasting contracts. the former head of the south american football confederation and former president of brazil's football federation are facing long prison sentences. british passport covers are to turn blue once britain leaves the european union in 2019. the current burgundy passports will continue to be issued until then, but without the eu insignia. the home office says the new blue passport will be more high—tech and secure to prevent

hello, jodie foster. >> hello, hello. >> and major garrett that it's all jodie. it's all jodie.it's time to show you this morning's headlines. "usa today" says welcome to greenmond, the second monday in december is expected to be one of the biggest online shopping days of the year. they've got a name every day of the week. black friday, green monday. people are making last-minute gift orders. several retailers are rolling out promotions including kohl's, target, and sears. >>> "the new york times" reports on why experts do not believe this is a rare first map of america. it was estimated to fetch up to $1.2 million at auction this week but it was withdrawn after suspicions that it's a fake. in one spot prints from the map was on top of the glue and it showed a tear that suggested it was copied from a reproduction. >> and variety said a team of mit scientists taught computers how to get emotional over movies. artificial intelligence of movies and tv shows including the animated film "up." they studied the plot lines and music and facial close-ups. the computers were able to ident

malcolm and jodie looking forward to afamily malcolm and jodie looking forward to a family christmas.eft grieving, paying tribute to her as a doting mother and loving wife. jodie willsher was getting ready for the holidays are wearing her festive jumper while serving supermarket shoppers. she had worked at the skipton aldi since it opened two yea rs skipton aldi since it opened two years ago. the store was full when she was stabbed. trolleys were abandoned as fearful shoppers scattered while several staff and customers rushed to help. there was chaos inside the shop as people realised what had happened. and as jodie blade dying, the first person to intervene was a man in his 60s who grappled with the attacker for a long time as he tried to restrain him. despite efforts to save her, she died on the shop floor. the supermarket became a crime scene. forensics staff and police officers taking evidence away. the shop was closed with customers coming instead to leave tributes for the popular member of staff. whenever i shopped in all the she has always been friendly, pleasant, you know, a l

reporting live in ojai, i'm jody hernandez. >>> take you now 90 miles south of where jody is. we want to show you video of one of the most exclusive enclafs in the country. this is right in bell-air. many multimillion dollar homes have been damaged or are in the path of the fire. look at this, a video that went viral. a driver shot this on the 405 on his way into work this morning. those are flames. the mountainside engulfed with fire. >> the goal this evening is to keep the fire in the box that it's been in since this afternoon. we're attempting to prevent the fire jumping west of the 405 and preventing it from going east as well. >>> they were referring to to the los angeles county fire. where it's the scurba or thomas, it's another long night for fire crews. let's bring in meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're talking winds up to 80 miles per hour, is that something we expect to see? >> those readings would be be isolated. it's going to be in the hills. i think generally it'll be less along the valley floor in los angeles, but nonetheless, an extreme fire danger fp dry santa an

we welcome jodie foster to studio 57. hello, jodie foster.n there. they said, there's no way. you agreed because why? >> it's an amazing show and a beautiful episode. i worked for netflix before and, you know, it is kind of like working for god when you work for netflix. >> is n"black mirror" something you had been watching? >> i didn't know anything about it. i was bemoaning the state of the movie business and saying i really wanted to do feature-length films on streaming. so this is the way to go. >> well, describe what you were talking about there, that scene we just missed, the technology. >> there is a device. you know, i want people to watch it. so i can't tell you much more about it. there's a device that allows you to keep your child safe. >> that's not really telling much about it. >> i've always thought about this, whether you could implant something in them in order to monitor them. most parents i know, too, use the find their phone to locate them, the idea of surveilling or keeping track of your kids. >> everything in "black mirro

jodi hernandez with the details. jodi. >> reporter: raj, the city of pittsburg has had cameras long this stretch of highway 4 for a year and a half. and they say it's put the brakes on freeway shootings. tonight the city as you mentioned is poised to take t reins of camera project. >> you're looking at the camera control room where police monitor activity on the freeway around the clock. >> a crime occurs, within minutes we have officers researching city cameras. >> the city added freeway cameras and license plate readers along highway 417 months ago. police made 160 arrests and recovered 162 stolen cars since they've gone up. >> for us it has been a game changer. it is no doubt again an invaluable tool that we have at our disposal. >> now the plonlt is set to expand throughout the account. the chp says 40 shootings, including eight deaths have taken place on contra costa county freeways in the past two years. >> using technology to fight crime is the best we've got right now. >> drivers say they are hopeful cameras

jodie willsher was looking forward to a family christmas.she was wearing her festive jumper, serving supermarket shoppers getting ready for the holidays. jodie had worked at the skipton aldi since it first opened to make years ago. —— two years ago. the store was full when she was stabbed. trolleys were abandoned as some shoppers ran away in terror. other customers and staff pins down the attacker and try to savejodie, but she died later in hospital. she liked to be around her friends, around her family. it's just such a tragedy, really, what's happened. she such a beautiful girl, i can't believe it's happened to her. she's so young. she had all her life ahead of her. the supermarket became a crime scene. forensic staff and police officers removing items including what is thought to be a potential weapon. today, the shop has remained closed, with customers coming instead to leave tributes for the popular member of staff. whenever i've shopped in aldi, she's always been friendly, pleasant, you know, a lovely girl, really, and it's just... wha

jodie willsher was stabbed to death in skipton on thursday. 0ur correspondent sarah walton sent this arriving at york magistrates‘ court, 44—year—old neville hord appeared in the dock charged with murder. he is accused of attacking 30—year—old jodie willsher at the aldi store in skipton where she was working on thursday afternoon. she suffered serious injuries and died in the store. there were no relatives in court this morning, and mr hord, dressed in a blue t—shirt and grey shorts, spoke only to confirm his name, age and address. he didn't enter a plea and was remanded in custody. in a statement, mrs willsher's husband malcolm said his wife always had an amazing smile on herface and was a doting mother and loving wife. at the store where mrs willsher worked, colleagues have described her as much loved and popular. staff returned to the store tonight, but the store remains closed. people have been arriving to leave flowers and messages for mrs willsher, a popular member of staff. 0ne regular shopper delivered a card for the workers who lost a loved colleague. people who shop here sh

reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. >>> just minutes from now a very emotional crowd is expected to gather to discuss skal closures in san jose. a live look at this intermediate school where the meeting will be held in roughly 25 minutes. parents and administrators discuss closing or consolidates several schools in the oak grove district. 8 elementary schools up for discussion. mirn, anderson, baldwin be dell robwell frost, glider oak ridge and santa theresa. despite crow growing construction also limited housing for families and children. the district says it's lost 1,000 students in enrollment over the past five years. >> year california assemblyman is under fire as after a sacramento lobbyist accused him of sexual assault. after weeks of uncertainty pamela lopez came forward today to name a lawmaker she claims locked her in a bathroom and told her to touch him. she says was matt debobnay . it happened a private wedding event. the attorney for the assembleably. sent lopez a letter threatening her with legal action if she revealed the assem

reporting live in ventura county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. nearly 200,000 across southern california. another live shot of the lilac fire burning in san diego county, one of the newest fires burning and those winds not helping the situation. that red-flag warning and those gusty winds continue to fuel these fires. let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> we saw winds 40 to 50 miles per hour. we did have isolated wind gusts. irvine was one of them reaching 77 miles per hour. so, making it obviously extremely difficult on these fire lines. want to give you an update on the acreages burned. creek fire 15,000 acres near san fernando, rye fire 5,000 fires near santa clarita. the thomas fire, the largest at 115,000 acres. we talked about the fire to the north of san diego, lilac fire. that's already grown to 3,000 acres. so, with all these fires, the key component that fire fighters are watching is the wind. there has been a little bit of a change this that wind forecast. overall it's a little bit less gusty for tomorrow out of the

snyder -- jodie schneider. we have breaking news.ge fund manager announcing changes in a letter to investors. he will be closing the discretionary macro fund, and investors can transfer in january. by will be the only offered tudor in 2018. he will be the largest risk taker. when you look at macro trading, beyond the fund itself. he basically says it is on the verge of significant change, without going into too many details. he announced that in the letter to investors. let's pivot and have a look at atcoin because it has been wild week. we broke there will ever thousand dollars, came crashing to 9000. $9683 is our aggregate on the bloomberg pricing model. says it ishs' ceo the reason people remain skeptical on the currency. he told alix steel and michael bloomberg, it is too soon for the banks to have bitcoin. >> it is not for me. but there are a lot of things that were not for me in the past that worked out well. if it was 20 years forward and it worked out, i could tell you why. but based on everything i know, i am not guessing it

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. and of course stepped up security in new york city right now. another look at the explosion site near the times square. the 27-year-old suspect from bangladesh is custody. right now no evidence of any direct contact with isis. but this investigation is just beginning. we're going to continue to follow the latest developments on air and online. >>> this just into the newsroom. could the citywide strike in oakland be end sng we have just learned within the past 30 minutes that negotiations could end as soon as tonight. a thousand workers could get back to work after walking off the job one week ago. the union and the city sat down with a mediator the first time today. the unions arelanding out for a pay raise. but it's a raise that the mayor says the city can't afford. >>> well a suspected arsonist is torching freeways in the south bay. and tonight investigators are lead. we have video sent to us by a viewer he post-ed on instagram. it's one of the many fires that broke out after anothe

and jodi it was a terrifying night for residents there. >> reporter: it really was.lks living in the oakland hills neighborhood felt they had minutes to escape. in fact the woman living in this yellow tagged home left without even her shoes on. now this is where the fire started right behind me. this is where two four-story houses under construction used to stand. as you can see they are gone tonight. but firefighters say it could have been so much worse. >> there was an explosive sound. i opened my eyes. i saw flames around 10 to 20 zbleet norman miller describes the scene he woke up to at his oakland hills last night. the uc berkeley hydrometeorologist grabbed a garden hose. this shows what he was up against. >> flaming embers on my deck, my roof. i got up on the roof hosed the roof. >> firefighters say it started at a home under correction. the flames destroyed two houses and damaged eight others. >> don't want to know what's going on in the southern california. >> firefighters managed to keep the fire from spreading and they say conditions across california remai

manus: jodi, thank you very much, jodi schneider, with the very latest on the trump administration. drop. that is probably a proverbial statement. he joins us now. good to see you. let's deal with markets. it is tough between politics and what the market has got. what the market has factually got, not what it can provide, but what we can say is this. we have to bring big macs. fish, and a chocolate milkshake. this is basically what they said over this. is it that much of a punch for you? i have not been in a mcdonald's for many years. i would love a big mac. i remember how to pronounce them. how big a deal is $1 trillion of a deficit? we have a lot to reconcile, heavenly? -- haven't we? ashok: longer-term, really, the effect wears on because it must be funded unless the deficit is allowed to increase and then the debt to gdp starts to rise again. it hardly has come back right now. we have hardly had any consolidation. the bond yield is later on going to have to reflect the fact that the budget deficit is continuing to rise and a lot of the tax benefits are unfunded. so the benefit o

reporting live, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> she toured some of the destruction. you can follow along on twitter. this video quickly went viral. a driver shot this while driving on the 405 on his way into work. a mountainside engulfed in flames. this is part of the fire, the new one that erupted. it burned dangerously close to the world famous getty museum. it also shut down the 405. traffic was a mess but all lanes have since re-opened. >> now big of a natural disaster is this. we want to show you how widespread this is. the thomas fire, this one we have been focusing on throughout the week, this is in ventura county. here is the rye fire which is theer imagi near magic mountain. the new one we have been talking about, the p fire along the 405 near bel aire and the getty museum. we want to show you the view of this from space. a lot of those clouds but a will the of us is also smoke. the thick smoke hanging over the pacific ocean. this photo was taken by nasa's satellite. >> take another look at the fire. flames burning widely and out of control. firefighters try

jodi has the story with us but we start in-house with chief ranieri. what are you seeing? >> i think winds gradually pick up. what we're monitoring a brand-new issued red flag fire warning. and this really gives you a sickening feeling in the pit of your stomach after what we went through in the north bay with how gusty and dry conditions currently are. this is in effect from 10:00 p.m. tonight until 10:00 a.m. on sunday. primarily for the hills of the northeast and south bay. 1,000 feet and above where gusts could hit 50 miles an hour. humidity may be down to 5%. bone dry air. again primarily on saturday. so you see on the wind forecast it's on saturday. when we started to see the winds really ramp up. by 5:00 a.m. 20 to 40-mile-per-hour gusts possible. we'll stay with the similar forecast through saturday afternoon. so here is what i'm watching with this. of course, high fire danger as we head throughout saturday. number one danger in the hills, sustained wind overall 15 to 20. but gusts are possibly up to 50. we'll let you know kwh it clears. the details on that in abou

reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. >>> a health warning for south bay students. parents are being told to be ware of stomach virus going around the school in los gatos. the principal wrote we had a number of of fifth graders out with the stomach bug causing vomting diria and fever. we are working with the county health department. the health department says that hand wash something key if your child experience as combination of the symptoms including low fever and muscle aches keep them home 48 hours after the symptoms clear. >> the president is in town. president clinton. here for the 30th annual world aids day. a some ber reminer of how many lives lost because of the decease through the years. it's a national aids memorial in san francisco. today there was a reason to cheer. there he is, mr. clinton, signing legislation actually back in 1996 designating the grove near golden gate park as a national memorial. he spoke about the need for more care and research to find aids. >> there's never been a better time for to us adopt martin luther king

jodie willsher worked at its heart, well—known and well liked. man has been charged with her murder. some international news. the united nations security council has passed severe new sanctions against north korea, aimed at cutting oil supplies vital for its missile and nuclear programs. the sanctions, proposed by the us, also force north koreans working overseas to return home. nada tawfik reports. this is the 10th security council resolution imposing sanctions on north korea. none before it has convinced kim jong—un to abandon his nuclear programme, but diplomats hope this resolution will bite hard enough to change the regime's calculus — or at the very least, restrict its ability to carry out additional nuclear and missile tests. president trump specifically asked president xi of china to cut oil to pyongyang, believing it would be a pivotal step. mr trump celebrated the adoption of new sanctions, tweeting "the world wants peace, not death". today's resolution achieves an 89% total reduction of the kim regime's ability to import gasoline, dies

jodi, what's going through your mind?tually been on a plane for six hours sitting in the airport in the terminal. i've seen it on the news before, people stuck on the plane on the runway, and i am now one of those people. >> so what's happening where you are? >> i'm sorry? >> jodi, i can't imagine the situation. what is happening where you are? >> well, we were -- finally after five or so hours, we were going through a gate, and then it seems that the gate workers had a shift change, and there were no workers to meet us at the gate, and then we just had another announcement that we were going to a different gate, but we're still at a standstill. not at the airport yet, but listening to the report you just had, it appears there is no power in the airport, and i guess we're not going anywhere tonight, so i don't want where to wait once we get off the plane. >> the fact you're still laughing is impressive, i have to say. your attitude is wonderful. i would be frustrated if i were you. what have officials been telling you abo

jody taylor has got it. unfortunately, it all fell apart.he for england's women. but glory and defeat soon turned for manager mark samson. he was sacked after details of inappropriate behaviour with female players from his time with bristol emerged. and after being cleared of discrimination towards eni aluko, an independent investigation found he had made unacceptable, ill—judged attempts at humour. mo marley took the reigns, and along with wales, both home nations are on course to reach the world cup in 2019. domestically, the women's game had a one—season wonder — the spring series, and victory was chelsea's. their men's team delivered up the premier league title, too. an impressive start to life in england for antonio conte. although his team were denied a double by arsenal. commentator: there's giroud, pulling it back! arsenal have broke once more. arsene wenger becoming the most successful manager in fa cup history. jose mourinho led manchester united to silverware, too — the league cup and europa league finding residence in the north—w

lisa: jody lurie, thank you for joining us.ets a special delivery from uncle sam. how christmas came early for the global shipping provider. david: if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv . check at our graphics, charts, and interact with us directly. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: here is what caught my eye. fedex posted earnings yesterday that beat earnings estimates and boosted its forecast to add onto the good news. the company also issued guidance suggesting the new tax bill $5.50 to its40 to earnings, that is equal to $1.3 billion. that is an earnings-per-share measure. david: great news for the republicans who want this, but what are they going to do with this? that is fascinating. is this going just to go back to buying that dividends and paying shares? the ceo of fedex said that they would fund pensions beyond forecast, extend dividends, or make acquisitions. this goes to the other issue. people expected tax bill to increase merger and acquisition activity. david: an earlier report what it wi

jodi a lot of questions. what do we know there?> reporter: well, the details or the information is just coming in op i discuss got off the phone with a fire captain, oakland fire captain who told me this started about 4:30 this afternoon when 300 feet of shorlen as you mentioned collapsed into the oakland estuary bringing down a pier, 50 to 100 feet into the water. the pier was holding four shipping containers. the containers are also in the water. now the fire captain tells me that fortunately the containers do not hold any hazardous material. but a boom has been deployed to contain the area, to contain the debris and the spill and to keep it in the area. the coast guard has also been called and we are told the coast guard is also on its way. now this is all taking place at the brooklyn basin, a massive housing development, a 3,100 unit housing development here on theest weary. the first portion of the development, the 241-unit building is currently under construction. we also did reach out to the dweller, mike gilmetty. a short t

jody?hbors with private roads and sidewalks are charged for the water fee, but public roads and sidewalks are not. it is costing some homeowners hundreds of dollars a month that the rest of us don't have to pay and we found d.c. water is missing out on at least $7 million each year by giving the government that break. >>> can you tell the difference between this public road or this private one? how about this sidewalk or that stormwater runoff, but only those who own private roads and sidewalks have to pay for it. >> that is unfair. that has to be fixed. >> reporter: ryland harris lives in dakota crossing in northeast, and knew his homeowners association had to pay for things like plowing and potholes on their private roads and sidewalks. but this year d.c. water also billed the hoa $40,000 in fees even though it has no water service. >> i was flabbergasted. >> reporter: the town homeowners already pay their own water bills which include clean river fees for rooftops and patios. the money i

. >> jodi hernandez filed this report. >> reporter: it's been a long and stressful night for folks here in ventura county. as you can see, the hillside has been ablaze all through the night. this morning, the threat is far from over. the wind fueled thomas fire continues to spread in ventura county, leaving entire neighborhoods aglow. the people who live there on edge. many are choosing not to evacuate. up stead, they are doing what they can to protect their homes. >> a bunch of structures that have been burned. ventura is totally burnt up. i hope we are not part of the statistics. >> we'll fight it. if it gets ugly, i have my car in the drive way packs, with somewhere to go. >> one home everybody is watching, the former home of johnny cash. >> it means a lot to the community. >> chip hickman owns the home. he bought it 12 years ago. tonight, he's helping fire crews as they hold the line around what's literally a ring of fire. >> obviously, the wind. it's all dependent on the weather. if the winds pick up. >> make sure this house doesn't burn down and keep surrounding structures safe. >

jodie willsher was stabbed to death in skipton on thursday. 0ur correspondent sarah walton sent this report. arriving at york magistrates‘ court, 44—year—old neville hord appeared in the dock charged with murder. he is accused of attacking 30—year—old jodie willsher at the aldi store in skipton, where she was working on thursday afternoon. she suffered serious injuries and died in the store. there were no relatives in court for the hearing this morning, and mr hord, dressed in a blue t—shirt and grey shorts, spoke only to confirm his name, age, and address. he didn't enter a plea and was remanded in custody. in a statement, mrs willsher‘s husband, malcolm, said his wife always had an amazing smile on herface, and was a doting mother and loving wife. at the store where mrs willsher worked, colleagues have described her as much—loved and popular. staff returned to the store tonight, but the store remains closed, and people have been arriving to leave flowers and messages for mrs willsher, who was a popular member of staff. 0ne regular shopper delivered a card for the workers who lost a

jodi hernandez has been on the front lines of the thomas fire all week. she has more from ojai. >> reporter: the fire shows no sign of slowing down. we are here in ojai valley, where you can see the fire fight is in full force and seems like this could be seen throughout the ojai valley. at this point, firefighters have no idea when they will get a handle on it. the relentless thomas fire has firefighters waging battle for the fourth straight night. >> the last 36 hours, there's been a real increase in fire activity to the north, the east, the south of ojai. >> reporter: the unpredictable winds are fanning the flames, pushing them toward homes. protecting a spanish estate called ojai vista farms known for the tranquil environment, but not right now. from the road below, residents have been nervously watching. now the red flag warning has been extended through sunday. >> it's been exhausting. right now, we are tired. i have been up pretty much for three days straight. >> i have been here 20-something years. i'm from back east. if this was a blizzard, i wou

there is jodi schneider.nces between the republicans in the chambers as they move into this pivotal midterm election year. this is where the desktop and --haps the homogenate day may not play out when it comes to social policy -- policy. a lot ofy had difficulties getting together on tax but they were able to do it was badly desired by wall street and wealthy donors as well as the white house. youill be a lot harder as know, there is a do virgins of the chamber when it comes to -- a dive yourgence of the chamber. they don't have a majority and they have the tensions -- do not have the tensions in the chamber. take the legislation to a route that requires a strict budget. they do not have the same kinds to pursue these and mitch mcconnell has said as much already. the must doare items that congress will have to take up and how tricky could those be? the -- what people like paul ryan would like to do they have to do some things relatively quickly. the first is they have to pass a budget, a spending bill. toy ha

and oscar winner jodie foster joins us later to talk about the episode "black moor."orning news" for this monday morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. . >>> all right. let's get the work week started as we take a live look at the spectacular bay bridge. good morning it is monday, december 11th, i'm kenny cohi. >>> been off for a week and a half. >> well rested. >> i miss you, guys, too. well kind of. >> going to be honest. >> how are things? >> we are going to have a nice clear day. more sunshine. i'm glad the weather cooperated while you were off. you can continue on with any outdoor plans, take your lunch outside. it is a nice one, but we are expecting to see our temperatures warming up nicely later could break some records staying in the 70s for inland areas. >>> we are off to a busy start, we have an accident south 101 at mckey road, south bay, it looks like an oil spill in two lanes, the two right lanes. other than that everything else looking good. a couple

and oscar winner jodie foster joins us later to talk about the episode "black moor."ning news" for this monday morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >>> he fires and it is good. touchdown, allison. jeffrie. >> that would be the last touchdown pass carson will slow this year for the eagles, we'll recap the game and tell you about what we know about wentz's injury. >> and a head-on crash leaves four nuns from our near critical condition. what officers say happened moments before the horrific wreck. >> and flurries are flying this morning there is was the scene overnight in southwest philadelphia. we'll tell if you snow will be an issue for your morning commute. >> well it, monday, december 11, morning, everyone , i'm jim donovan, and i'm wearing the suit. >> and i'm rahel solomon. front page of the daily news says it all, the eagles win cost arm and a leg. could be season

jodi foster we all know has been mazing actress for years.obably one of the first roles we ever saw her in. she was young kid at this time, she was directed by martin scorcese in this particular film in 1976. so when i spoke to jodi foster and rosemary dewit about the new show black mirror we discussed technology but but i know what she learned from that set as director jodi foster she now applies to future projects like black mirror. watch this. >> has your technology usage changed since doing this episode? like do you find yourself being different on your phones at all based on doing the episode? >> well, i feel -- >> it's worse. >> the election results, the election shooting. i feel like since then, it's been like constant. >> non-stop. >> news non-stop. >> what's happening. so yeah i don't think it's a great time i don't even think i'm that much of a junkie. i actually lime time away from my phone. i feel like more than ever with people i know are really hooked on it. the fact that i have four-year-old who knows what netflix is that uses