de lo que se habla es de la tremenda ovaciÓn que recibiÓ el artista lin manuel miranda en washington esposa y hablando de los artistas este 2023 un aÑo cargado de exclusivas noticias telemundo mediodÍa hablamos con varios con gloria trevi por la demanda que enfrentÓ por supuesto abuso sexual y maluma con su nuevo trabajo (mÚsica( >>felicidades don juan >> maestro muchas gracias, gracias por venir hasta medellÍn para mÍ representa mucho que viviera hasta acÁ, estoy lanzando mi Álbum desde mi casa, con mi familia y amigos un Álbum que me tomÓ mÁs de dos aÑos >> dijeron las cosas como son despuÉs del comentario que segÚn ellos fue malinterpretado hacia mÉxico >> yo creo que esa fue nuestra adicciÓn y para la otra vamos estar mÁs preparado >> por quÉ no dejar todo en las manos de dios (mÚsica( gloria trevi nos hablÓ de la demanda legal que enfrenta por supuesto abuso sexual >> porque que tÚ crees que bien esta demanda tantos aÑo despuÉs? >> no voy a suponer voy a mostrar y lo voy a hacer en una corte hay un dicho que dice que el que calla otorga pero no en mi caso cuando yo cayÓ es porqu

there, you have this um, i'm not too sure a politician you like to call him, but he is a us senator, lins gram, we're in. interview weeks ago uh he said that there is no limit uh to the amount of palestinian deaths that would make him question the support for israeli officials have come out and said this operation we call the onslot on gas will take another two months what do you think is going to happen at the end of the two months when these death dolls uh are going to obviously multiply well look lin is one of those nasty characters in the american politics uh whether was happening in gaza china. or ukraine, he is absolutely a disgusting individual, but of course you know, that's how many of the congress and senators are in usa, i think what we have got to remember is that you know people been talking about happen day after, i should have asked this question earlier just fresh out of time, i do apologize, sorry for that, but we'll be covering this topic again, i'm sure you'll be on another program, shaber their political analyst from london, thank you, salam, thank you, pleasure to see

. >> i met lin over in germany. debbie and lynn were both stationed over there, they met at a birthday party through mutual friends. >> i snapped a picture of the four them sitting at the table. >> young women, serving their country, savoring alive overseas. and being surrounded by guys in uniform, sometimes love entered the picture. it certainly did for lynn. >> how did lin and roger meet? >> they met over in germany in the cake club. >> is that an army club? >> it is. we'd go there on saturday night's, because that country music. >> sergeant roger reister and lynn, hit it off at once, and their romance blossomed. >> she was a wonderful person, she had a wonderful smile there just little the room. >> as a military wife, when i heard that roger was enlisted and linda was an officer, that's a no no in the military. >> yeah, that wasn't as critical to become a couple of years later. he was a charming, and she fell in love. >> and, they got married. >> dave like the fact that he wasn't elvis fanned. >> i was like, amaz

i'm stephanie lin kron. 4 news at 3 is next.hoes always had holes in them. i know how it is to be poor. i listened to a message of dr. stanley's, talking about, you know, how you never really live your life until you actually give it away. he kinda gave me that push to get out there and really do something. ♪♪♪ >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm stephanie lin. our top story at this hour. the holiday shopping season is in full swing and retail foot. traffic is up in san leandro and that means more officers on patrol. how forcefully golf reports. >> the trees up at washington plaza in san leandro and the city hopes people head downtown into the rest of shopping corridors and feel safe spending locally for their gifts this holiday season. the holiday spirit in sunland risk quite vibrant. mayor juan gonzalez says the police department is taking steps to ensure shoppers are at ease during their visits with the undercover patrols in o

i'm stephanie lin in for justine.continue following developing news out of pleasant hill where police say a man shot his wife and then barricaded himself inside his home for hours where he still remains. police say their attempts to negotiate with the man were not successful, but he does not appear to be a threat to the public at this time. kron 4 s charles clifford is live for us outside police headquarters to help us unpack all of this. charles, what's the latest? >> well, it appears that the pleasant hill police department is allowing this man to remain in his home, even though he allegedly shot and his wife and injured her with a shotgun during an overnight standoff. they tried to negotiate with him about one 30 this morning. they sort of gave up and they've allowed him to stay there ever since that has made some of the neighbors, they're nervous. >> according to the pleasant hill police department around 7 thursday evening, officers responded here to the 200 block of cleopatra drive on reports of a om

reid, lin mei, thank you so much.ont pages and live reaction in the studio from my top panellists and they'll be nominating their greatest britons and union jackasses. see you in a second. welcome back here with me, ben leo filling in for mark dolan tonight . just two very quick tonight. just two very quick emails. one from mary. she says, dear ben just gone right off you . it's people like you and your guests. was it you, lisa, who said, uh, who don't vote that has left the present system, uh, developing , uh, has left the present system, uh, developing, uh, or falling to pieces ? and one more from david. pieces? and one more from david. ben, said won't in ben, you said you won't vote in the election, but the next general election, but that starmer. the that is handling starmer. the keys to 10. yeah . keys to number 10. uh, yeah. well, i mean, so apologies. apologies for feeling a bit disillusioned, but that's where we uh, more of tomorrow's we are. uh, more of tomorrow's papers. on sunday, uh, papers. the sun on sun

lin and his team traveled to some of the most inaccessible and hostile environments on earth.ocieties lost throughout time. from the remote cave systems of oman to forgotten fortresses of scotland. >> i hope you feel that magic that i feel when i when i have that moment of aha. like what? here's this thing that's been missing for thousands of years and now is revealing itself to us to show us something, to tell us something about an ancient wisdom that was lost. i'm pinching myself just even describing it to you right now because i can't believe that these moments of discovery can be real and they're really happening. >> lin and his team use cutting edge technology to allow us a window into these ancient civilizations. you can watch national geographic's lost cities on hulu and disney plus. now that looks good. well, let's get a check of your forecast right now with lisa. all righty. good morning to you. what have you from mount tam? >> isn't that pretty? 707, the official sunrise. we've had just a little bit of rain here, more scattered showers for the entire bay area. they w

for more, we're joined by helena lins. you're in kyiv, one of the cities that was struck overnight. what was the experience of you and your team and tell us just how extensive and intensive this bombardment was. >> reporter: hello bianca. the explosions we could hear them early h hours in n the mor. it was a loud morning here in kyiv. riright nonow we're in thehe ce area of f the city w whereas yon see this business building has been hit. it was notot being used, but stl some damage. when we arrived herere, there we parts s of it t on the road d a as a lot of shattered windows. and this was as you were saying a massive attack. president zelenskyy says more than 1 100 missisiles wewere la, around more than 80 shot down, 20 drones as well. but still there were damages in the cityty. so here in kyiv, there is this building and also a warehouse that c caught fire. and on thehe other s side of th city, a metro station was also damaged. as you know, a a lot of the met stationsns are used as shelters. so this onone was damaged. the main entrance isis still closeded. teams s are workining o

lin and his team traveled to some of the most inaccessible and hostile environments on earth. lost throughout time from the remote cave systems of oman to forgotten fortresses of scotland. i hope you feel that magic that i feel when i when i have that moment of aha, like what? >> here's this thing that's been missing for thousands of years and now is revealing itself to us to show us something, to tell us something about an ancient wisdom that was lost. i'm pinching myself just even describing it to you right now because i can't believe that these moments of discovery can be real. they're really happening. >> lin and his team use cutting edge technology to allow us a window into these ancient civilizations. you can watch national geographic's lost cities on hulu and disney+ now, anchorage, alaska, broke the record for the snowiest november to date last month, 39.3in of snow was recorded, and it beats the previous all time record that was held in november of 1994. in the meantime, another round of snow is expected to move through next week. according to meteorologists. the snow

from lin international dismay is israel and how mouth resumed flashing and gossip did you in describing the renewed hostilities as a return to hell on earth full caused by how my son is route, blaming each other for the collapse of the states. also coming up to him and chancellor, olaf sholtes launches an international climate club to help in the fight against global warming. middle, focused on how industries can cost greenhouse gas emissions the jared read. welcome to the show. did you and has described the renewed flashing between how much the militants in israel as a return to how long for the people of gaza, hostilities resumed on friday morning, often negotiated as failed to extend what had become a 7 day cease fire officials from the homeless controlled health ministry in gaza, say 178 palestinians have been killed since the fighting resumed militants in gaza . have also been firing rockets towards israel, but no casualties have been reported. the i have here a week of relative calm. the sound of war has returned to gaza. explosions rang out across the enclave. dashing hopes that

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helena lins is joining me now. how are people in ukraine reacting to the latest u.s. aid package knowing that another one is not sure to come and how does that factor into morale overall looking ahead to next year when the conflict will reach its third year? >> reporter: hello, bianca. people in ukraine understand that the west is tired of this war, but they always say we are also tired. we didn't choose to live in war. so they understand the decrease on aid for ukraine, but at the same time, they keep asking for it. not only the ukrainians on the street but also the government. because they say the only way of keeping fighting not only for ukraine but they keep highlighting they are not just fighting for ukraine but europe as well and for democracy. and for the western democracies. so this of course knowing that this can be the last u.s. aid for a while, it is a concern for ukrainians. there has been the shellings continue in the east of the country. there is artilleryry fighting, doans, military sources saying that the situation is difficult. so equipment gets worn

the amount of number lin, thank you for joining us, is a real, has ordered more evacuations from 100 units of garza. the idea of told civilians are urgently leave the center of the city, including parts of hon units which were not previously subject to evacuation orders . with israel and a mazda of also reported a search and fighting in north and gaza. destruction as far as the i can see. this is what gaza city looks like 2 months into israel's military campaign. and is rarely flag raised in the middle of the city of symbolic by this time square stimulus seems of devastation for the north and jamalia. the survivors are seeking safety in other parts of the strip. it was in your crime when families just thought they were forced to play in the world are going to talk through the now why the world is close. the doors is really ami, says it is engaged in st. combat in jamalia the duties disputed gaming. be sure are read, read the get to mail it in the, the appears fighting has displaced, pausing. so i listed means like this family had a gap in central, gaza living on this bullet condition

the fire law joined by christian lin, by us books press and for the world health organization in geneva. hello, and welcome sir. now with a ceasefire out of the question for now and very little aid reach in the strip. how much worse kind of situation get thanks for having me. i do share. this is really the question um you, our team is on the ground that everybody outside offices reporting. they, they don't think that kind of good was ever and then the next day is west. again, that's exactly what they keep saying from the, from children. then people begging for water because the water supplies up to the supplement and most of the, the what the system has been shut off. that's hard to get that to months ago already. so it's not just on being and telling what the system as you can shut up, the electricity system has been shut off. uh, so nothing works anymore without the without fuel. the water supply is uh minimal because the, the normal wants to be some of the needs, because uh, is this salty water which needs to be celebrated. and that comp happen without fuel or electricity. children o

for more, let's go to helena lins. if confirmed, this vooik would be tairstrike would be the thir major loss in a week. and this is a vital region for ukraine. so what more can yyou tell us? >> reporter: hello there, danny. this is indeed an achievement for ukrainians, although russians say that only some damage has occurred to the ship. but even the uk defense secretary has said over the past four months, 20% of the russian black sea fleet has been destroyed which means that russian dominance is challenged. and this strike specifically is a strike on russian logistics. because as you were saying this is strategical for ukraine and also russia. crimea is one of the russian points for troops and ammunition. so for ukrainians to strike the ship means describing russian logistics. and this ship specifically was reportedly carrying drones which have been used by russia to attack many regions in ukraine even here in kyiv. there has been some alerts since we've arrived of these drones. and so for example overnight 46 drones

sites on youtube and also into the you're watching dw, use life from the lin. israel intensifies it's boring guns, a warning once again that it could last months on. as the army pushes on, many people lost themselves. what will happen to the strip once the funding is over, somebody's babies who used to live in gaza say they hope to have a ton. and 2023 is being a year of change financial. we take a look at how the security alliance is re positioning itself and why it's now so much clearer about who we consider is to be it's biggest, right? the other one been visible and thanks for joining us. the gaza strips, how much we're on the health industry says at least 50 people have been killed in his way the strikes this thursday in various locations across the territory. one of the latest took place in the bonds in central garza emergency cruise runs to the scenes were extinguished fires in several houses. these followed suspected his way . the strikes on the southern city of han eunice on wednesday. causes health industry says at least 20 people died even get tax is rarely is intensifying

helena lins, thank you. >>> all right. time for sports. the green bay packers suspended one of their players for nearly messing up the pregame coin toss. andy scholes has the "bleacher report." i will say, on my holiday break, say this on espn. glad that you can explain it to me. >> yeah, this is pretty wild. so alexander not one of the captains on sunday against the panther, but since he is from charlotte, he decided that he would be a captain for the coin toss. so he got it right calling tail, but then he said we want to play defense. by saying that, that means that the packers would have had to play defense to start the game and to start the second half. you are supposed to say defer. luckily packers coach matt lafleur had already told officials their plan so the referee asked alexander, you mine you want to defer? to which he then said yes. after the packers win, he was asked about the whole ordeal. >> i don't think coach noouf i was from charlotte. so i mean, you know, it was like so i mean, you like -- guys backed me up. i said i wan

m 100 m and the area of ​​hun is almost the military line of hun, it is the military area of ​​hun lin the house, that is, we have the rule of the country, it is not the shape of the whole. the evils of the earth are the evils of the sacrifice . however, this news agency did not dare to do this after the testimony of its reporter directed the action to the regime and only announced the news of his death in an unknown manner and said: our reporter was killed in southern lebanon. the killing of journalists did not stop both in gaza and in the south of lebanon, and the number of actual killings is over 70. negar included . the regime eliminated journalists wherever and however they could. whenever the regime cannot take revenge on journalists, it targets their families . we cannot afford it. here are the victims of the martyrs with the time difference, only we do not go one after the other, and no one looks at us, nor at the magnitude of the calamity and the crime we are living in gaza, no protection, no international protection, no. international protection at all and no immunity to anyt

da lin was there. >> reporter: the doughnut shop owner tells me she's beyond frustrated, robbed twice in less than a week and three times since june. friday, 4:20 in the morning, a worker mopping at colonial doughnuts on lakeshore avenue, two men with hoodies and masks walked in. they hopped over the counter and went for the cash register. the robber threw the register to the floor repeatedly to try to break it. >> they leave with the cash register and take a doughnut. how am i supposed to feel as a business owner in oakland? >> the owner declined to show her face for safety reasons. sunday at 7:00 p.m. a man with a mask walked in, said he had a gun and demanded cash. the worker complied. the robber grabbed at least $200 and ran off. there was another robbery in june. >> the violation, it makes you so angry. my family has been here for 40 plus years and this is the worst they've seen. >> reporter: supporters rallied in front of the doughnut shop. the general manager of new york bagels says he too was robbed twice. >> three guys came up to me, knocked me down, took my bag. i had my ipa

he held a training event this afternoon and was met by protesters and our da lin. >> reporter: there are no regulations when it comes to dog training. no license, no oversight. some dog trainers claim one man is abusing the system and dogs. 6-year-old mikey is a german shepherd husky mix. his dog mom is worried about his behavior. >> i have a vicious dog here. so, well, that's why we want to just try it,

. >> it's fine, but also, gary lintweets. >> it's fine, but also, gary linusedtweets. >> it'sine, but also, gary lin> it's fine, but also, gary lin> he used them as his political activism on twitter. he used them a as a defence court them as a as a defence in court to get of paying a £49 to get out of paying a £49 million tax bill, which ironically , if he paid his taxes ironically, if he paid his taxes in full as hmrc requested, then the government would be able to do the things that he do all the things that he lobbies government do . lobbies the government to do. >> okay, well, we started out by defending lineker and we've ended the opposite. ended up with the opposite. >> i still defend him. you >> no, i still defend him. you still yeah. he still defend him? yeah. he shouldn't paid his taxes based. >> right? that's part one >> right? well, that's part one over and done with. coming over and done with. but coming up , we discuss a serious up, we discuss a serious misconduct sbp, for the misconduct for the sbp, for the sbp bos

. >> it's fine, but also, gary lintweets. >> it's fine, but also, gary linusedtweets. >> it's fine, but also, gary lin> it's fine, but also, gary lin> he used them as his political activism on twitter. he used them a as a defence court them as a as a defence in court to get of paying a £49 to get out of paying a £49 million tax bill, which ironically , if he paid his taxes ironically, if he paid his taxes in full as hmrc requested, then the government would be able to do the things that he do all the things that he lobbies government do . lobbies the government to do. >> okay, well, we started out by defending lineker and we've ended the opposite. ended up with the opposite. >> i still defend him. you >> no, i still defend him. you still yeah. he still defend him? yeah. he shouldn't paid his taxes based. >> right? that's part one >> right? well, that's part one over and done with. coming over and done with. but coming up , we discuss a serious up, we discuss a serious misconduct sbp, for the misconduct for the sbp, for the sbp b

da lin was out there as they came together rallying for the town to do more. >> reporter: she's beyondstrated, robbed twice in less than a week and three times since june. friday, 4:20 in the morning, a worker was mopping at colonial doughnuts on lakeshore avenue and two men with hoodies and masks walked in. a short time later they hopped over the counter and went for the register. the robber threw it to the floor repeatedly. >> they leave with the cash register and take a doughnut. i mean, how am i supposed to feel as a business owner? it's infur ating. >> the owner declined to show her face. sunday at 7:00 p.m., a man with a mask walked in. he said he had a gun and demanded cash. the worker complied. the owner says the robber grabbed at least $200 and ran off. there was another robbery in june. >> the violation, it makes you so angry. my family has been here for 40 plus years and this is the worst they've seen. >> reporter: supporters rallied in front of the doughnut shop. general manager of noah's says he too was robbed twice. >> they came up to me, knocked me down, took my bag. i h

the victim is the neighborhood watch block captain and she tells da lin instead of responding with fear, she's bringing neighbors together to come up with solutions. >> reporter: this part of laurel district is typically safe. but neighbors say in the last six months they experienced a big up tick in burglaries and violence. the action of burglars was frightening. the response from neighbors has been heart warming. let's go back to thursday morning around 11:30. surveillance footage shows two masked men with hoodies walking up to the house on georgia street. her husband greg was away at the time. >> came to the dining room and someone was jumping up in the window. the first thing i said was oh, no. i think my retired teacher in me came out. >> the two saw anne and ran down the stairs to a waiting car. >> i don't get scared. i get mad. >> she got the license plate and called 911. because the burglars left it was no longer a crime in process. she says police never came. she gave the dispatcher the license plate. she found out the same car and burglar successfully broke into a neighbor's h

very funny, really , oh, lina, so funny, guys, hi, maybe we’ll go after all, great idea, of course, lin tree, masha, listen, this is the story, but please give me the sphere, i’m sending the elevator, and then how will i get out? from here? are you leaving already? oh , it’s a pity, i thought we’d get to know each other better, there on the christmas tree it seemed to me that a spark flew between us, lord, what am i saying, ugh, that’s it, forget it, okay, that’s it, wait, you forgot the mop, you know, where are they share how i can get out now. well, actually there is a second exit, so wait here. how do such long corridors fit here? have you already changed your mind about leaving? why did it happen? so, stop, come on, sphere, why? this is the way out, then go. oh, what is this? letters to santa claus? so what is this, really? well, of course. variorion, and mine too here? i think yes. can they be found? what's the address? gostalgia? well, something like that. the whole family decorated the christmas tree, made garlands, and hung it throughout the apartment. dad came home from the sto

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the boss is certainly stupid, but i don’t think he will die, still, you be... careful, okay, okay, lins, who are you? oleg, who are you, oleg? and the disinfector, i, destroy all sorts of creatures, cockroaches in television screens? well, why did you surrender to me here, oleg? so this is a woman. she gave me the keys and an advance payment. she said you have termites, but this product is new, it’s for completely harmless to a person. well almost, almost. just don't take a deep breath. oleg, and so my head is breaking, and why are you stinking here, and you literally don’t spend the night at home for two or three days, it’s completely gone, you’re in trouble, and where can i get something from you, i can’t, they won’t understand, well, you got it, you do it, if you want, i can poison the dog for a separate fee. well done, at least someone will clean up here, listen, where is the owner? i apologize, i forgive, what i wanted, we sleep in the workplace, citizen, not in the workplace, in the driver’s seat, by the way, thanks to your wife, i didn’t understand, she decided to poison insects

i'm stephanie lin. we start with that breaking news out of oakland where a police officer was gunned down in the line of duty today. the shooting happened earlier today along the oakland embarcadero near the 8.80, on ramp. when hospital but did not survive. kron four's gayle ong is monitoring the scene from outside the hospital. she joins us now live. gayle, what can you tell us? >> yes, stephanie, there is a heavy police presence here at highland hospital and has been this way early this morning. so right now appears that there their police cruisers here lined up to do a procession. now, we do know open. police did confirm an officer was killed on the line of duty. they wrote in part, quote, it is with a heavy heart that we come together to share the devastating news of the passing of our colleague and friend was killed in the line of duty today. in the 400 block of embarcadero. that is right over at jack london square. so i you know, we were we had a morning cret over and that area all morning long. k

i'm stephanie lin. lets people get ready for the rain today and a forecasted storm on friday pg e is getting prepared for anticipated power outages. tiffany justice joins us live now from sandra fell with the latest on conditions out there. a tough in a >> the stephanie? yes, it has been raining ever since i got here in marin county earlier this morning, p gainey preparing for the storm and they're hoping that you will, too. pretty grainy. strong winds and heavy rains are expected in the north bay and regions. wednesday crews that pg and e's storm response saying with this type of weather. >> they are prepared to deal with possible tree limbs and other debris falling down on power lines. >> where we see wind and rain, we can have a vegetation or other debris striking a our electric lines which can cause electric outages for this storm. we've staged poles, transformers and other electric equipment in our yards throughout the region and throughout our service area in anticipation of potential outages and

stephanie lin takes us inside the action. >> for the second year in a row, fans of all things geek gathercharacters from shapeshifting robots to pokemon masters. the san francisco's must go. nissan like this is world through fans like sandra genell's, part of a welcome wave of tourism for the city by the i would definitely come back. san francisco is wonderful. looking around you. you've got people all different age groups, all different colors, religions. all we care about is uplifting each other. to sectors showing off their superpowers. i love san francisco. i've been 3 times already this year and every time an amazing turnout. wonderful people is just so much love love. the fans lined up for sarah netter. cheney starred in the hit media franchise. oh, come for nearly 2 decades. be the very best. like no one ever was. how does a half donatella. i've i think donatello love san francisco. >> i don't know how your sewers over an artist alley and award-winning cartoonist lives out his childhood fantasy. it's been really fun. i've been going to combat bench and little kid and now to be on t

with contestant number one what is your name and where are you from >> hi, my name is laura heeber-linhey, welcome [ cheers and applause i love burlington, vermont beautiful. laura, what was the title of the song that you were given >> it was called "texting in my mittens. >> jimmy: oh [ light laughter ] "texting in my mittens." okay, very good. what instrument will you be playing? >> i will be playing the guitar >> jimmy: ooh, and you won't be wearing mittens while you're playing -- no you won't. >> thankfully, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "texting with my mittens. okay, why don't you head over to the stage and get ready to go this is exciting [ cheers and applause ♪ who knows? this is very interesting and now, ladies and gentlemen, here to perform the world premier of the soon to be classic "texting with my mittens on," it's laura heeber-lin [ cheers and applause ♪ hey, it was so food to see you i'd love to hang again ♪ ♪ it's getting so col outside ♪ ♪ i'm glad we can be fiends friends ♪ ♪ anyway i'd love you anyway i'd love to see you if you're still in town ♪ ♪ i'll be here

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i'm stephanie lin. we're tracking the return of wet weather here in the bay area. a wind advisory also in effect right now with gusts expected to reach as high as 50 miles per hour in some parts of the bay. we have live team coverage tracking this storm crop was tiffany justice live for us in sandra fell for pg and e is preparing for service disruptions because of the weather. let's get you started off with meteorologist kyla grogan on the latest conditions outdoors. hey, kyla. hey, there, 70. so yes, we do have the green, as you mentioned, is on the screen. and that means that we have that. >> light rain that is falling. so a lot of this. you don't see a lot of the yellows and the oranges. you just kind of see that lighter rain as we head to the north bay here. you can see where some of this is falling right now. >> and it goes right down into san francisco as well and over towards the east bay to so again, you don't see a lot of the oranges or yellows. you just see mostly this green, which means they're light showers. but that definitely also means that the roads

>> lin-manuel miranda. >> lin's okay. try again. [ laughter ] >> you. [ ding ] >> great answer. something in particular that you're really hoping you get for christmas? >> nintendo switch. >> nintendo? that's with mario, am i right? >> yep. >> i used to date him. a real freak, and his brother, i also dated him. i'm not going to go into details. it wasn't natural. [ laughter ] are you in the mood for a gift? >> yeah. >> i heard you love crackers. [ laughter ] >> oh, my -- >> how about that? >> thank you so much! >> i'm very happy. >> it's a $5,000 gift certificate to target. >> can we use it to go get some starbucks? >> maybe you should get an electric bike instead. >> no way. >> this is from my very favorite booking.com, this is $50,000. how's that sound? i can keep it. if you don't want it, i'll just keep it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, melissa. melissa mccarthy. watch "genie" on peacock starting tomorrow. we've got a good show for you tonight. lamorne morris is here. we have music from alec benjamin, and we'll be right back with will arnett, so stick around! a

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. >> reporter: his daughter goes by snow, described to our da lin as a protector and climbed -- and kind. >> [ crying ] we might this man lives nearby and paid his respects. he said crime is getting worse in this neighborhood in oakland. >> on the other side of the lake you expected that. >> reporter: he does not plan to leave the place he's called home since the 90s but he has changed his habits . >> three or four months ago i decided no matter how much i wanted something to snack on at night, i'm not going outside. it is not worth it. >> reporter: he was surprised this crime happened here. >> they must have the wrong location. >> reporter: she says the community needs to come together to put an end to senseless violence. >> let's work together. you have to build a village. >>> new this morning after months and months of work , the work of san francisco's reparations committee could be in jeopardy. the mayor's office confirmed to us that will not put forward for million dollars in funding over two fiscal years for an office of reparations. jos÷ martinez spoke to advocates who feel they

i'm stephanie lin kron. 4 stephanie, thank you. now we've got oakland where teachers are holding a teaching for palestine. it is what they call an effort to teach about gaza and israel. >> the school district is now saying it will put teachers who participate on notice. a youtube video titled from gaza to oakland is what started. today's teach an it was meant to encourage teachers to be more proactive in sharing social emotional lessons about the topic. the organizers say that this is needed. >> this is an issue that, yeah, it does. affect a number of students in the district, many of whom may not feel that there. feelings toward perspectives are at the center of when it comes to palestine and israel. >> oakland unified put out a statement saying, quote, it is the job of educators to teach students how to think critically not to teach them what to think. we're reminding all educators of their responsibility to adhere to principles of education and to keep their personal beliefs out of the classroom. following 2 consecutive mornings

da lin talked to his supporters and detractors. >> reporter: there are no regulations when it comes to dog training, some dog trainers claim one man is abusing the system and the dogs. six-year-old, mikey is a german shepherd husky mix, his dog mann, elena is worried about his behavior. >> i have a vicious dog here, that is why we want to just try it, it might help. >> reporter: she tried different trainers and even a boarding school, she hopes a training session with trainer augusto will provide some positive changes in his behavior. she was met with peaceful protesters on saturday afternoon. >> we have everything, each one of us, our own opinions, but for me, if it will help my dog, why not? >> reporter: many of the protesters are professional dog trainers, they claim augusto is abusing dogs. the dog daddy has millions of followers, he claims to have changed the behavior of some of the worst dogs. but, critics say he uses force and inflict pain to only get temporary compliance. >> unfortunately they are the victims of an unrelated -- on regulated industry. >> reporter: dog trainer, k

i'm stephanie lin. we start with national news. sandra day o'connor has died. the stanford graduate was the first woman appointed to the u.s. supreme court by president ronald reagan. news nation takes a look back at her life and legacy. >> sandra day o'connor was born in 1930, family-owned arizona's second-largest cattle ranch, rich with land, but no electricity running water or good education options. she was 6 years old when her parents enter to live with her grandmother hours away from home in el paso. so she could attend a good private school. the texan would graduate from stanford university and from law school where she ranked 3rd in her class. number 2 was future chief justice william rehnquist, though they became fast friends. another student named john o'connor courted sandra day. the 2 quickly became inseparable after meeting on an assignment at the stanford law review. we're top firms offered mister o'connor a job right out of law school. know firms would hire sandra misses o'connor turned down the chance to be a legal secretary. and instead work fo

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i'm stephanie lin. we start with the situation brewing in pleasant hill where police say a man shot his w fe and then barricaded himself inside of his home for hours where he still remains. police say their attempts to negotiate with this man were not successful, but he does not appear to be a threat to the public kron four's. charles clifford is live outside police headquarters to help us unpack all of this. charles, what's the latest out there? >> well, this is a developing story, but the standoff which lasted most of last night is over. the police department says that they have chosen to leave this man who allegedly shot his own wife inside the house. that man is now posting on social media. >> police department around 7 thursday evening. officers responded here to the 200 block of cleopatra drive on reports of a domestic disturbance. when they arrived on scene, they found a woman suffering from minor injuries who said her husband had locked her out of the house and when she tried to enter through a

da lin joins us now with the very latest. >> reporter: yes, with heavy hearts, officers are working here and across the city to track down the suspects involved. the fbi is also here as we speak, assisting in this investigation, the crime scene is shut down on embarcadero, right in front of interstate 880. there are a lot of buildings here, so investigators are gathering surveillance footage and talking to witnesses as we speak. the interim chief said officer tuan le was driving an unmarked police vehicle when a burglar shot and killed the officer. this appeared to be the truck he was driving, riddled with bullet holes. it appears the truck came to a stop after crashing into a parked vehicle near the city's waterfront. % this profession are real and come with significant sacrifices. >> reporter: other responding officers rushed him to highland hospital. doctors could not save him. we understand the officer's wife and mother were by his side, dozens of officers from different agencies also stood outside of highland to show their support. on friday afternoon, a motorcade escorted the falle

censored by mainstream media for calling for peacing. unfortunately our mainstream media followed the lin tted by the us and by nato as a... qu all these efforts, all temps to stop the war are concealed. most surveys show that the majority of the italians are against fueling wars. today we're trying to give voice to these calls. conference speakers also condemned the united states for vitting a un resolution calling for immediate humanitarian sess fire a gaza's trip and supporting israel's aggression as killed more than 17 palestinians, most of ruma, women and children, injuring at least 46,00 others in just two months of conflict. this way the us continues to back israelation of palestinians with the goal to drive our people out of gaza towards egypt and after that drive our people out of the west towards jordan. israel is the watch of the colonialist western empire in the middle east period. the remaining 13 of the 15 current members of the united nations security council voted in favor of the resolution put forward the united arab emirates and consored by 100 other countries while the

i'm stephanie lin. take good care of yourselves this holiday season live in the bay is next. >> hey, thank you so much, stephanie. we have an incredible show as always here today on live in the bay. we're talking some holiday fun. you can experience here in the city. we have some incredible gas. we're talking some news we're talking a comedy show. we even have a live performance. like i said, an incredible show coming up an incredible show coming up in just a stay this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your