tremont jones loiters at the roscoe's. that's just his hangout spot. >> detectives soon gathered hours of surveillance video that pieces together exactly what happened in the minutes leading up to pnb. s murder. and after. from the moment tremont walks outside, he alerts another man named freddy truchon to come to roscoe's. prosecutors say they acted like two old school gangsters. so how is it that tremont jones tells freddy truchon? who and what is going on? >> the information was relayed who and what in the opportunity to get. maybe half $1 million is sitting inside this restaurant. >> it wasn't the first time pnb was targeted in la. he talked about it with podcaster dj akademiks over a week before the roscoe's shooting. >> you know, somebody tried me on fairfax, like mid-pandemic. >> this gangster out there on fairfax. la is like they both at roscoe's. >> surveillance cameras record freddy truchon arriving in the parking lot. he chats with jones there, speaking. >> and at this point is where my position is that the cons

jean jones apfel: i knew something was wrong. bridget harris: i didnt want to believe that this was actually a reality. rick haidle: we had concerns that there may be missing classified information. it could turn into an espionage investigation. craig melvin: espionage? was this some kind of international spy-caper or maybe it was something closer to home? john lewin: what we got was the information that would break this case wide open. craig melvin: the case of aciamom. could a clue from her son help solve this mystery? marcus singleton: im never going to give up. im never going to give up on anything. craig melvin: hello and welcome to dateline. for marie singleton, the sun rose and set on her boy marcus. when the single mother met andre jackson, a solo dad with two kids of his own, marie thought she had found the man of her dreams - and a father figure for her son. but that new life shattered when marie suddenly vanished, and police discovered there was a lot more to this mom -- and her marriage -- than met the eye. here's jos

jones. the chair now recognizes mr. wheeler for his opening statement of five minutes. >> thank you. and good afternoon, chairman pfluger, ranking member gimenez. fbi. i currently serve as the assistant director of our critical instant response group in quantico, virginia. i've done that since july be, as you mentioned. in that past, i lead the fbiests in response to critical incidents and major investigations, which includes responsibility for to critical incidents and major investigations which includes responsibility for our counter unmanned aircraft program. as the u.s. continues to grow among the law enforcement sectors this technology also lends itself to increase malicious use by state, non-state and lone actors as you know. this technology poses some unique security challenges for us. for using a uas to conduct espionage and the u.s. naval facility in january. we believe uas are being flown for similar purposes over sensitive facilities across the united states. >> just last month the suspect was arrested and ch

. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his vehicle. so even cause sometimes suffer from depression, it was like a movie said jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing. are going. >> quick quick, quick, quick, quick. >> and then when the door flung you got to those winter bama wheelchair does flew in the air did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered to pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. >> and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> know, like what are >> and they took off. never even came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the st

obviously, carwyn jones, way to go. obviously, carwyn jones. they — way to go.and thought about what the right response should be. they did not refer to him by name today. it is the difficult issue for the labour government. clearly, he is going to continue this. ijust wonder at what point they draw a line. i wonder at what point they draw a line. ~ wonder at what point they draw a line. ,, ., ., ., ., , a line. i think, to rationalise this, he _ a line. i think, to rationalise this, he is— a line. i think, to rationalise this, he is not _ a line. i think, to rationalise this, he is not a _ a line. i think, to rationalise this, he is not a stupid - a line. i think, to rationalise| this, he is not a stupid man, what is he trying to do? i think he is trying to provoke a response, he is coming out today with is dreamland part of america, and let's invade britain, but a guess that is a step too far and he has done that with jess phillips and step too far and he has done that withjess phillips and sir keir starmer, going down a dark hole, supporting tommy robinson, t

jones, thank you for being with us.ings i was talking about with my just a moment ago, my friend from childhood, was there is really not anything to go back to. say your house didn't burn down in the palisades in particular, there is no community any longer, there is no grocery stores. it seems like most, if not all of the schools are gone. a lot of elementary schools, one giant high school. no gas station, no shops. no library. no playhouse. how does a community build resilience in the face of this, especially as climate change mix these events worse and more frequent? >> there's a lot of things tied up in that question. i will say first that for all the other communities around, this is our potential future in the time of climate change and therefore doing the things before hand that will make it easier to recover later are incredibly important. what is most important afterwards is to continue to have a community. if there is nothing to come back to, people don't come back and communities come apart and we have seen s

camden jones was home on winter break when the eaton fire raced into altadena.c seven news reporter lauren martinez spoke with camden and his family tonight about their loss, and the town changed forever. >> the jones family is one of thousands trying to process losing their home. on wednesday, they took this cell phone video. it was the first time they saw their destroyed and still smoldering altadena home. camden jones, a cal football player, spoke to us surrounded by family on thursday morning, the house he was raised in. >> it's a whole lot of emotions to juggle. it's too much to even put into words. >> camden's father, kerry, said their neighborhood is unrecognizable. >> it was so bad that i didn't even recognize our street. i almost passed out where our street was, and i had to look at google maps to tell me where i was. >> camden, his parents, and the family dogs were all able to evacuate safely. >> it's an emotional roller coaster. every now and then you think of what was lost. you know, some things are, you know, you can get back, but it's the, you know

our africa correspondent mayeni jones. _ long. our africa correspondent mayeni jones, thank _ long.a correspondent mayenijones, thank you. - long. our africa correspondent l mayeni jones, thank you. those mayenijones, thank you. those are live pictures from the scene. the rescue operation is ongoing to try and get more of the illegal miners who are there in that shaft out safely. may onlyjones has been reporting from the scene, go to the bbc website to read the powerful reports and shocking scenes on some of the dead who have been removed from the mine and those desperate calls from relatives to make sure the rest of them are brought out safety. survivors of a fatal dive boat sinking in the red sea allege the subsequent investigation tried to cover up safety failings they believe contributed to the disaster. the sea story sank in november last year, with at least 11 people dead or missing. for more than a month, our correspondentjoe inwood has been speaking to people who were on board the vessel, investigating notjust the causes of the disaster, but the way it was handled afterwards

nbc's ian cull spoke with camden jones and hisis sister about wht they're going through. the jones family is reeling, currently staying in a hotel with just a few of their belongings after the eaton fire swept through their altadena neighborhood and destroyed their home. today we spoke with camden jones and his sister, chelsea kerns, about how they're holding up. whole wave of emotions every day. i mean, i don't even know what to how to feel. it's not, you know, material things that we're thinking about. it's the emotional things. it's family memories, family heirlooms. camden is a freshman tight end for the cal football team and lived in altadena for nearly a decade. i lost all of my high school jerseys, everything that that i've collected through all of my, my football career. it's what it's everything to me. when winds picked up and they lost power, camden and his parents got out and headed for his sister's home. we just watched the coverage all day and just, you know, like, we couldn't, couldn't eat, watching what was going on. and chelsea's husband and their dad retu

camden jones was home on winter break when the eaton fire raced into altadena. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez spoke with camden and his family tonight about their loss, and the town changed forever. >> the jones family is one of thousands trying to process losing their home. on wednesday, they took this cell phone video. it was the first time they saw their destroyed and still smoldering altadena home. camden jones, a cal football player, spoke to us surrounded by family on thursday morning, the house he was raised in. >> it's a whole lot of emotions to juggle. it's too much to even put into words. >> camden's father, kerry, said their neighborhood is unrecognizable. >> it was so bad that i didn't even recognize our street. i almost passed out where our street was, and i had to look at google maps to tell me where i was. >> camden, his parents, and the family dogs were all able to evacuate safely. >> it's an emotional roller coaster. every now and then you think of what was lost. you know, some things are, you know, you can get back, but it's the, you k

don't upset bishop jones. thank you guys for being here.e have one more amazing performance from the jones family singers again. five brothers, two sisters. and obviously we heard bishop fred jones earlier give us our message. a belt and a bible. yeah. now they are performing. you heard it too. >> i heard it loud and clear. >> loud and clear. they are performing their song. what is it i am? >> take a listen. it. come on. >> put your hands together with us yeah, yeah. yeah baby. who is my deliverer? god said i am. i am. tell me who can save my soul. worthy. god said i can't, i can't tell me who will be my provider god said i will, i will i gotta do, i gotta need to know who is my. i deliverer, i am, i am, yeah, i am, yeah i am, i am your way maker i am, we are dressed in me i am yours. god said i am your way maker i. am your provider, i am i'll be. i am free, you can count, i am count on me i am in heaven. when and you're not ashamed, i am. if i am, i am. and you're not ashamed, i am. yes yes yes lord, yes lord, yes yes yes lord, yes lord, y

jones lived an honorable life serving in the u.s. army's d company. he also served in vietnam back in 1968. mr. jones' career in law enforcement began in 1971 with the brunswick police department and he later joined the city of darian police department. after joining the city of darian, mr. jones was promoted to the chief of police. after his time at the darian police department, mr. jones joined the georgia state parole where he graduated as a state trooper. he also returned to his hometown and accepted the captain position with the city of darian. he then won his first sheriff's election to serve the community from 1993 to 1998. mr. jones was also a commercial shrimp fisherman and captain of his shrimp vote, lady vanessa, which was named after his daughter. he married his high school sweetheart, the late brenda marie jones, with whom he shared three children. christopher, vanessa and if a elisha. today we p -- felicia. today we honor his life and hold his family in our thoughts and prayers. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro t

year, happy new year, austin, texas. >> and to the jones family singers and to the jones family. i mean, you guys, you can come back any time. you can come back anytime. please don't bring the belt though, okay? yeah. bishop i don't want the belt. >> belt, no belt. i just want to note two little things. number one, happy eighth night of hanukkah to everybody out there. yes. and i was having a little bit of a discussion. is today like happy birthday to the world. like, is that is today like the world's birthday or at least adopted, right. >> i mean, yes. yeah. >> i feel like it could be. yeah, sure. so happy birthday world. >> yeah. well, you have the information. i have the information. >> gary has the political information. i have the birthday information about the world. >> all right, one last thing here, you guys. we're going to leave you with amazing singers. we've got texas native mickey guyton. what's she doing? she sings country like nobody's business. i know she's and she's also pretty amazing in other ways as well. happy new year, my dear friend sarah. happy new year. >>

this is tom jones tom jones arrived in las vegas in 1968 to. >> the moon deserts the sky. >> it was like a breath of fresh air on the las vegas strip. >> tom jones brought the male sex appeal to las vegas, brought the sweat and the unbuttoned shirt and the chest hair to vegas. >> the women adored him. they were throwing their intimate apparel at >> the fact that he was from wales, we thought of him as having an international appeal, but that wooly hair used get we used to go. >> is he black or is he white? you know, he started bringing crossover appeal. well well well, well, how could we stop for a million? >> oh, no. i love you so. oh, me tight and don't let go. >> you really do have this generational shift in vegas, where you go from sinatra to tom jones. singers are getting a little bit more dangerous. it's just a much different vibe. >> that was a real sensational change because sexuality became the key ingredient to success and mark rutte is another case in point. she was perfect with her, dancing with her films and her popularity. vegas started to realize they could broaden the bas

dow jones industrials losing about 250 points. interesting because it had been up 360, reversed just after noon and now as you see more deeply in the red. the s&p down 33, the nasdaq losing 117. russell 2000 down 7. let's get to the problem children causing the havoc in the markets here. tesla is the worst performer on both the s&p and the nasdaq 100 at this hour. the ev maker's shares shriveling by about a 6.7% after posting the first year-over-year sales decline. fourth quarter deliveries of tesla vehicles came in at 470,570. that was actually up year-over-year, but it missed both wall street's 9057,000 -- 507,000 estimate. apple is the worst performer on the dow jones industrials, down 3.33%, followed by nike, boeing, sherwin williams, salesforce and microsoft. nvidia and chevron are the two leaders on this -- the dow jones industrials right now. let's dig deeper into this apple story. ubs is lowering estimates for iphone sales which account for more than half of the tech giant's revenue if. apple just unveiled new discounts on

in oakland, velena jones, nbc, bay area news. well, pg&e crews had their hands full in san francisco this morning. there was a gas leak at the laguna honda hospital. it happened a little after 11 a.m. this morning. the sf department of public health says a contractor ruptured a gas line while doing work outside. san francisco firefighters helped evacuate staff in the administration building, but patients in the hospital building were not affected and did not have to leave. within 30 minutes, all evacuated staff went back inside. pg&e was on scene shortly after to shut off the gas line and repair the damaged pipe. president biden and first lady jill biden are in new orleans tonight. that city's mayor and other leaders greeted them at the airport this afternoon. here's a look at that. the president and the first lady will attend a prayer service tonight. it's hosted by the archdiocese of new orleans. now they will also meet privately with families of victims and community members, as well as first responders and law enforcement. 14

velena jones, nbc, bay area news.ere for the last couple of days now in southern california tonight, mexico is entering the fight against the wildfires. more than 70 mexican firefighters and humanitarian workers touched down at lax airport this afternoon. they also brought food and supply donations with them. they'll join the 14,000 national guard members, firefighters and officers already in l.a. governor newsom was on the runway today to meet crews and thank mexico for the solidarity. 40 million americans that live in the great state of california. i want to thank president sheinbaum. i want to thank all the members of the military for being here. it means the world to us. and you can hear more from governor newsom and the wildfire response during an exclusive interview on meet the press. you can watch that tomorrow at 8 a.m. right here on nbc bay area. firefighters on the ground have two big concerns tonight. the winds picking up as rob was talking about creating the risk of flying embers sparking new fires. teams

so even cause sometimes suffer from depression, it was like a movie said jones he saw in his rear viewirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing. are going. >> quick quick, quick, quick route. >> and then when the door flung, you got to those winter bama wheelchair does flew in the air did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. >> and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> you know, like we >> and they took off. never even came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the street. just a lot of trauma that. that i didn't have to go through a probably would have stop with the field a little bit better came by check on me. >> but just not doing that. just left me in a bad place. the hit and run has left jones with a broken foo

jones is no stranger to hardship. he was paralyzed from the hips down after being wounded in a random shooting when he was 22. i'm a survivor. i guess so to say, you know, keep it up. with the community's help, he intends to keep giving back. most definitely. i'm trying to see if i could probably get on one more commission board. in vallejo. jodi hernandez nbc, bay area news. up next. dia de los reyes, the holiday celebrated by millions with a big focus on a special kind of cake. but could the egg shortage have an impact? we went to a san jose bakery today to find out. i'm sergio quintana at fisherman's wharf in san francisco. the california crabbing season has finally opened after a couple of months delay. and we'll tell you why. the price of crab may stick around for a while. coming up, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking a wind advisory. we'll talk more about those gusty windsnd a connoisseurs got their pick of fresh local catch yesterday right off the crabbing boats. now, restaurants across san f

in hayward velena jones nbc bay area news. let's take you out live now to our nation's capital, where late former president jimmy carter is lying in state tonight. coming up, the latest honor for carter and what you need to know about upcoming bay area closures this thursday in observance of a day of mourning. all right. say goodbye to paid fact checking on facebook. the controversial changes at meta, and the debate over why ceo mark zuckerberg is making these moves. these stories, plus your forecast. still ahead. no. capital. the late president jimmy carter is lying in state tonight after the procession stopped at the u.s. navy memorial to honor the president's late submarine service. the casket arrived at the u.s. capitol by horse drawn carriage. the former president's coffin was carried up the steps and into the rotunda. members of congress, supreme court justices and vice president kamala harris were waiting inside the capitol to pay their respects. carter's body will lie in state through thursday morning, when there will

. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his vehicle. so even cause sometimes suffer from depression, it was like a movie said jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing. are going. >> quick quick, quick, quick, quick. >> and then when door from you got to those winter bama wheelchair does flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered to pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. >> and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> you know, like what are >> and they took off. never even came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the st

. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his suffer from depression. it was like a movie set jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer cushions. uk pushing injured. quick quick quick, quick quick. and then when the door from you got to those winter bama wheelchair just flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> know, like what are >> and they took off. everything came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the street. just a lot of trauma that. that i didn't have

the fundraiser says the jones family lost all their belongings and all of camden jones's football mementos. his sister's wedding presents are also gone since they were being stored there at the family home. we are closely monitoring the developments of those wildfires across southern california. you can keep track of all the coverage on the fox local app, available to download for free on your phone and smart tv. still to come at 11 tonight. residents calling on oakland city leaders after growing concerns of spot fires in their neighborhood. as also more crews from california and across the west coast joining in on the firefight in los angeles county in tonight's west coast rap, some firefighters say these fires are n othing like they've ever new tonight. people in west oakland say they're frustrated over a recurring problem of garbage, fires and other small fires in the neighborhood, saying it is a threat to public safety. ktvu is amber lee live tonight in oakland. amber, you heard from these frustrated residents who are right now calling out city leaders for not doing enough to keep the

. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his vehicle. cause sometimes suffer from depression. it was like a movie set jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing injured. quick quick quick, quick quick. and then when the door flung you got to those winter bama wheelchair just flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> know, like we >> and they took off. everything came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the street. just a lot of trauma that

. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his vehicle. cause sometimes suffer from depression. it was like a movie set jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing injured. quick quick quick, quick route. and then when the door flung you got to those winter bama wheelchair just flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> know, like we >> and they took off. everything came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the street. just a lot of trauma that

. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his vehicle. so even cause sometimes suffer from depression, it was like a movie said jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing. are going. >> quick quick, quick, quick route. >> and then when door flung, you got to those winter bama wheelchair does flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered to pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. >> and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> you know, like what are >> and they took off. never even came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the s

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so even cause sometimes suffer from depression, it was like a movie said jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing. are going pretty quick. quick, quick, quick. and then when door flung you got to those winter bama wheelchair does flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered to pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> you know, like what are >> and they took off. never even came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the street. just a lot of trauma that. that i didn't have to go through up. i would have been better. the person with stop. i would have felt a little bit better came by. and just checking on me. >> but just not doing that. just left me in a bad place. the hit

. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones and delay.ound 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his vehicle. steven mccraw sometimes suffer from depression. it was like a movie set jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer pushing keep pushing. are going. >> quick quick, quick, quick and they wanted or flawed got to winter wheelchair does flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered to pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steering wheel. >> and looking ahead at the driver who hit him, seen him put on a light reverse lights. >> you know, like what are >> and they took off. never even came down to see if i was all right. >> he's now using a replacement wheelchair. what's left are remains of his main wheelchair, twisted and ruined along with his car's windows. glass shattered in the street. just a lot of trauma that.

buttino over the years you've had several hosts including james earl jones run-dmc richard gere.avy lift to get them to participate >> it's interesting the first name i came up with this james earlit jones. it's interesting how he came about. he did the book and he actually called and asked for more time toan do the program because he wanted to get it right. i just appreciate it that kindd of celebrity that would do something like that and the program obviously turned out well. and i believe the others felt that way too. just yesterday they wanted to do something i think for children the same way we did in producing the program. >> 155 episodes 26 years, why did it and? >> well, money. usually the bottom line is money. we were fortunate to get underwriters as we want along. remember levar at the academy awards he talked about having actually mentioned the idea we did well and that was basically it. the program isam still available on amazon. so they are still going to be around. we had over 600 books that were on those programs and the kids book reviews and feature books so it's

let's go now to julia vargas jones. you are there julia, in altadena we see crews working on a fire behind you. >> tell us what's going on there. >> well, brianna, we didn't expect to see this just a few minutes ago. maybe 20 minutes ago, we saw these fire trucks pull up in front of this house. and this tree now completely charred. it was a healthy, normal tree. the billboard businesses to the left and to the right. this house going completely up in flames in a matter of just minutes. as we've been waiting here, we've witnessed the destruction, the ferocity of this fire. how quickly things spread. you know, we are parked just a block away from this. it is quite destructive and moving so fast. and one thing i will say, we're seeing all these resources in this area being pulled into this one spot. we know this means this is a hot spot and they want to stop it to avoid further damage. this is just like the palisades. it is a very densely populated area. every street we have been down, we've seen damage on both sides of the

you know, it's interesting that first name i'd come up with is james earl jones.s interesting how he came about. he did that program, kept playing the book about competing, playing, and he actually called and asked for more time to do the program because he wanted to get it right. and i just appreciated that kind of celebrity that that would do something like that. and the program obviously turned out well. he was so dramatic on the rain to compete playing book as being the the narrative narrator of that book and i believe the others felt that way too they were just yes. they just wanted to do something, i think, for for children the same way we did introducing the program. that's my thinking on it. 155 episodes, 26 years. why did it end? yeah, well, money usually. the bottom line is the money that we ran out of, i mean, we were so fortunate to get underwriters as we went along. i remember all of our at the academy awards when we picked up the academy award, the oscar, and talked about having, you know, actually mentioned the idea that we needed somebody in his ow

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cnn's julia vargas jones in los angeles. we're going to go live now to the press conference with the l.a. city mayor karen bass other officials. >> let's listen. >> is prepared. these winds, combined with low relative humidities and low fuel moistures, will keep the fire threat in los angeles county, very high. i asked our county residents in wildfire prone areas to understand that the necessary public safety, power shut offs are important for our collective safety in preventing the next wildfire. natural disaster. i would like to express my gratitude to the los angeles county board chair, supervisor kathryn barger, and supervisor lindsey horvath for their leadership and unwavering support of our residents. my fire department and me as fire chief to our first responders battling these wildfires. thank you for your relentless and fearless dedication in protecting residents and property throughout this great county. and finally, to all l.a. county residents, please be assured that we will continue to battle these wildfires fro

simon jones, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.f you have just joined us. let'sjoin the sport. hello. kicking off 2025 will be arsenal who continue their pursuit of liverpool who top the table at the halfway stage, when they face brentford later in what is the only game in the premier league today. we have to continue to be like a hammer. be there every day, every day, every day. and i mean, if somebody wins all the matches, congratulate him and let's go to the next season. but if they don't, which in the history it hasn't happened, we will be there. the team is evolving and adapting to new circumstances i know we have another one, which is more games of lesser players. is more games of lesser maven-— is more games of lesser -la ers. , , ., ., players. just the one game in the english — players. just the one game in the english top _ players. just the one game in the english top flight - players. just the one game in the english top flight today. i the novak djokovic—nick kyrgios doubles partnership is over for now. the pair who te

>> it fell to jones to defend what was going on. he described the moves as orderly. pound has been at its lowest in over a year. that plus the rise in long-term borrowing costs have drawn these comparisons to liz truss so orderly is not quite the language being used on the trading floor. you have citigroup jokes swirling that it is the great british peso. wells fargo saying there's room for the pound to drop even further. to be fair, sarah bredon at the bank of england also used the word orderly. that suggests to me the bank is hesitant to wade into this but economists say the bank of england will have no choice but to slow rate cuts even if growth is weak and you see that reflected in the market pricing so they are only pricing in two quarter-point cuts this year even though andrew bailey signaled a four would be coming >> so pairing those expectations around the bank of england and rate cuts even as growth stagnates in the u.k.. will we get a growth rift -- growth lift from our relationship with china? what is rachel reeves hoping to achieve? >> the prime minister'

velena jones, back to you. okay. thank you very much. velena. stay safe. up next, you remember this guy. remember he was convicted of that notorious bay area kidnaping? well, now he's being tied to other crimes. we're joined by the seaside police chief, who is credited with cracking this case wid now being charged with more crimes, and it is in part thanks to a police chief from the monterey bay. matthew mueller was convicted of raping and kidnaping denise huskins quinn and then tying up her now husband, aaron quinn, in vallejo nearly a decade ago. this case made international headlines, in part because vallejo pd originally called it a hoax. they said the couple made it up. now. the crime got fresh interest last year after netflix aired its documentary series american nightmare. seaside police officer police chief. i should say nick borges watched the show and then decided to write to mueller in prison. and surprisingly, mueller wrote back. the chief says mueller gave him critical info, tying him to at least four other crimes. those crimes include a rape

the carry jones to the ssl just here a lot from the also coming from the ground in gaza. it's very straight. spend no one at least 50 protestant hills types across the street. emergency crews in los angeles on high and that's a strengthening wins threatens.

camden jones, a cal football player, spoke to us surrounded by family on thursday morning.he house he was raised in. it's a whole lot of emotions to juggle. >> it's too much to even put into words. >> camden's father, cory, said their neighborhood is unrecognizable. it was so bad that i didn't even recognize our street. >> i almost passed up where our street was, and i had to look at google maps to tell me where i was. >> camden, his parents, and the family dogs were all able to evacuate safely. it's a emotional roller coaster. >> every now and then you think of what was lost. you know, some things are you know, you can get back, but it's the, you know, the little things, the pictures to help the jones family during this time, a fellow cal football mom created a gofundme. >> camden a freshman titan, said he could not be more thankful. >> i could not ask for any better support from anybody else. i mean, this is a blessing like nobody had to come in and help us, help us out. but like every single, every single person that's helping us out, every donation like it means everyth

buttino, over these years yu had several, guest hosts including james earl jones, pete seeger, richard -- richard gere. was it a heavy lift to get them to participate in. >> it's interesting, the first name i come up with is james earl jones. it was interesting how he came about. he did the program, the book about plane. and he actually called and asked for more time to do the program because he wanted to get it right. and i just appreciated that kind of celebrity that would do something like that. and the program, obviously, turned out well. he was so dramatic on the book as being the narrater of of book. and i believe the others felt that way too. they were just, yes, they just wanted to do something, i think, for children the same way we did in producing the program. that's my thinking on it. >> host: 155 episodes, 26 years. why did it end? >> guest: well, money. [laughter] that's usually the bottom line, the money that we ran out of. i mean, we were is fortunate to get underwriters as we went along. i remember lavar at the academy awards when he picked up the oscar and talked about

yes, commissioner jones. yes. mr. jones is. yes, commissioner yi. yes. commissioner yi is. yes. vice president carter. overstone. yes. vice president carter robertson is. yes. and president elias. yes. president. lions is. yes. you have five yeses. line item five. chief's report. discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities. the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, president elias. vice president carter and miss wu, welcome back. and commissioners and the public. i'll start this week's report off with our crime trends. and i'll be brief on this. so, so far, year to date, this is as of january. i'm sorry. december 1st. we are 30% down in part one crimes. that includes violent and property crimes. the breakdown is 32% reduction in property and 14% reduction in violent crimes. that's a tota

cnn's van jones is calling out schumer.jones was having none of it when schumer denied democrats misled the public about biden's ability to serve. watch this. >> foolish. obviously biden was in bad shape and i was surprised but there were people who must've known better. obviously a lot was known and wasn't said and wasn't shared. it was leaking all the time anyway. i think to have any credibility and integrity people have to quit playing around. stuart: political commentator scott jennings noted that admitting to carrying up biden's help would be admitting to one of the biggest coverups in modern american political history. they are onto something. stuart: did they mislead the public covering it up? >> that's not a strong enough word. we were gas lit by the democratic establishment and told he was fine denying what we saw with our own eyes, he's fine and we have no idea who is running the country even though we can see with our own eyes the decline. stuart: thank. still had. meta ends fact checking on instagram and faceboo

joining us now is julia vargas jones in los angeles. julia, what's the latest and what's the plan for firefighters today? as there has been a bit of a lull in the winds. >> good morning. amara, look, this is almost surreal as this fire is coming east towards the city. now, i'll step out of the way. so you see what you're looking at here? you're looking west through the hills here, over on the other side of this is all of the destruction that we've seen in the palisades fire over the past five days. what you're describing there, that kind of frustration of firefighters were there not enough firefighters on the scene? was enough done to save the homes of residents? those are questions that we have been hearing from residents over the past couple of days as they start to understand the true extent of the damage, start trying to get back to their homes. but it's it's difficult to even think about that, as this fire is still raging, 11% contained. and now moving into this area of los angeles, we are so close to the getty center, one of the m

the eaton fire destroyed camden jones's family home. nbc bay area's ian cull spoke with the family today. and the player? how is everybody holding up? they're having a tough time and, you know, they say they just go through waves of emotions hourly and daily. it's completely understandable. camden is a freshman tight end for the cal football team, and has lived in altadena for nearly a decade. when the winds picked up and his family lost power wednesday, they evacuated and just hours later, his dad returned to check on the house and found it was gone. today, i spoke with camden and his sister chelsea, and it's just sad to see that there's nothing left of it. like, i can't even go back to a place that i called home. we feel for our community and for all those who have lost their homes and their businesses. altadena is a beautiful town with people that know and love each other. i think so many people in our area can absolutely sympathize and empathize with them, because so many of you went through this and you name it, whatever. fire so m

valena jones, thank you. let's turn to angie lassman. >> we have improvements whether we compare wind speeds from yesterday to today. we're still going to see those quite gusty. they're still going to be out of the northeast. so we have that offshore flow. 17 million people under red flag warnings. night the fire still burning current wind speeds, up to 40 miles per hour in closer regions across parts of the mountains and hills. that's where we'll see elevated wind speeds through the day today. closer to the coast, 10, 15, 20 mile-per-hour winds. we're going to keep the winds coming out of the northeast and dealing with these really dry conditions and windy conditions for the next couple days, frances. >> angie, thank you. >>> as flames continue to engulf neighborhoods, desperate residents are racing to try to save their homes with water hoses. this map shows how widespread the fires are as well as a small glimpse of the path of devastation. gadi schwartz is on the ground in the fire zone. >> reporter: this a

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julia vargas jones. thanks so much. so many people. and we've shown you some of the video of lost everything in the fire, some of their possessions are irreplaceable. >> georgie and leonardo antenori evacuated their home in pacific palisades on the first morning of the fire. and then hours later, their home and everything in it was gone, including their late daughter's ashes. >> we had a daughter 15 years ago. she'd be 15 and she passed away when she was one, and her ashes were in our home and. i mean, they're gone, like every memory, every piece of physical evidence of her life is just gone. and that hurts. i feel numb right now because i feel like i've cried all of my emotions, but i've just been. it's just been. the prices of insurance just got so high. and, you know, we were still trying to recover from, you know, the last four years of just everything changing after covid that we thought, you know, we'll recover fast and and then we'll just pick up our insurance again and everything will be fine. we never, ever, in