he called the minot police.there was a phone call into the general police department phone line, this individual had given his name and phone number and that he had information in regards to the angila wilder homicide. >> so, what did you do? >> we arranged a time for detective mathias and i to place a call and we heard him out. >> he seemed very credible. he was somebody that had this bad gut feeling from conversations that he had with cyndi that there is more to this. >> so, detectives took the next step. they enlisted him as a confidential informant, and gave him a name. what's it like to be a confidential informant? >> during the time it was kind of cool. it was kind of like what you see on tv. >> the arrangement, however, was a little daunting. >> they came out and told me if i would be willing to come up there and wear a wire? >> what was it like to hear that? >> i was kind of stunned and dumbfounded for second. after second i thought, if she was involved, the right thing was to go up there and help them.

gifting is the opushnya compressed red rations, if they were called grandfather, quietly with the padar minot him no less, the real peasant bugs, we are faced with such tasks on the neva this is a garter, the woodworker is a vegetable garden. norkovo. bulba apples. this is that we can chestnut people. an hour later, the vilmin museum is on duty again at night, replaced by this and sunset. these are other birds too. these are some other lakes. this is a complete inshay transition mode of nature, it’s all wrung out. and you can look at a museum, i think. well, the place is completely nature and kind, like the atmosphere, it seems, reconciling, and tidies up your thoughts with itself. that's what the museum was like for me. this is already a complete place for the accumulation of material culture, and well , it doesn’t give up that at the final stage i can already say that i was not just engaged in reactions. the museum he is canned, named for objects in images, the number of people looks at these objects, and he understands that he the traffic jams left the last one, i will share the test that

minots, jivelin anti-tank systems, tactical air navigation communication systems for a joyful listing this time, following the results of the visit of the american secretary of state, blinkin will please chimza. oceanic partners of ukrainian tv presenters barely had enough airtime for the forty-sixth tranche from the pentagon this time for $175 million, is it a joke, however, if you read the list carefully, it turns out that it really looks like a mockery, if you pay attention to the range of weapons that has now been announced. these are absolute consumables. that is, these are shells for howitzers and for guns, 15. millimeter caliber - these are consumables, including cartridges. usually they have already begun to count, that is, before this, it didn’t even exist before some kind of storm shade missiles. here they announced there, like a wunderwaffe, there is a leopard. now they are just consumables. here's a bone for you. uh, it means that from the lord's shoulder you, please, are fighting there, and here we will watch how to eat popcorn there, however, the most dangerous thing on

for the record, it was the minot magicians against the jamestown blue jays who got scoreless. all right. that's good stuff, joe. thank you. next at 11 it is concerning that it can cause harm to innocent people that are bystanders. some residents on edge tonight after a gun battle erupts in an east oakland neighborhood. and the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. a frightening shootout in a neighborhood filled with families. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. and i'm julie julie haener. it happened late last night. one witness tells ktvu she heard more than a dozen gunshots. a ktvu's amber lee joins us now live in oakland with video of that shootout. amber that's right, julie. and despite what happened, neighbors tell me they love oakland and have no intention of moving away. still, they are concerned that more and more innocent people could be caught in the crossfire. this video posted online shows a dark colored car pulling up in a residential neighborhood just off of high street in east oakland. at and then an exchange of gunfire between the person who had gotten ou

i believe it's called, and that's where you take a specific minot them and can literally flatten outfice, which is used for people that have been in there too long and they're abusive. i've heard this, the only people i've heard it from -- oddly enough i reporters today. i was with the president i guess a little over a month ago, and he never brought up the. but, i have not heard from him since then about that. so, i have no idea if that's what his plan is. >> i mean he posted that. but you agree the shutdown has nothing to do with jack smith's investigation? >> no ma'am, i don't believe it does, it has to be specific, so i would say a specific amendment to the bill. >> one focus, and we heard how frustrated speaker mccarthy was earlier saying those hard-liners want to burn the house down as he framed it. do you believe he emerge from this in his job intact? >> i don't know, but i think it's a poor choice of words. we don't want to burn the house down, we just want to be sound. that's what we ran for, that's why i believe we have a slim majority, because we haven't pushed it out to t

you can be poor, rich, black, white, you can come from minot, north dakota, you can come from miami,ountry or taken hostage by a terrorist group, that's the only important thing that you hold a blue passport. if that's the case, your country is going to come and get you and bring you home. >> you did just bring home those five americans who were wrongfully obtained for more than five years. we've got the picture of you on the plane with them. we've had some reporting that there was sort of delay after delay at the 11th hour. the iranians had trouble accessing the $6 billion in funds that were crucial to the agreement. they wanted to keep the americans longer, literally something that sounds so silly but can be culturally significant having lunch together at the airport in tehran, not getting out of the country. was there any point that you thought even if these final minutes that this was all going to fall apart? >> not really. i think abraham paley and i, we were dealing with some of these last-second challenges. we had no doubt how it was going to end. we actually expected even mon

in quotation marks, in other words and inadmissible alien, a person who has no right to come here minot visa, who comes through a port of entry and gets let go is somehow less illegal than someone who jumps the border and then is let go. is that the case? isn't the person still just an illegal alien? >> for them we've got to go back in time to prior to 1996. as i look around the room, i don't see many people who were actively reading the news in 1996, but prior to 1996 we used to have to follow what was called the entry doctrine or the clooney doctrine. clooney was the name of the case that govern this. if an alien entered the united states and was stopped at a port of entry, the alien was deemed excludable and put into a proceeding that offered them very few rights. basically only the rights included in immigration and nationality act if however that alien managed to elude apprehension, make it into the united states, be free from restraint for any time, that person was the audible and got more rights in a proceeding. it was absolutely ridiculous and very difficult to use. to give you

in lots of neighborhood this is minot be set up to accommodate this i like to think about you know but again the constricken is than i near different zoning districts and that's fine. thank you. and i acting chair will recognize myself to ask questions. thank you for the presentation. and i do want to say i am disappoint third degree the major's office is not here. i don't understand why -- mayor's office is in the here hopefully you can answer them. approach and but i want to be clear when heir and not here before us. this legislation addresses first and foremost -- constraints on market rate housing. >> yes. changes on affordable housing which are to make to if the ami go up to 120, mi instead of current luthey men eligible. >> a broad are range. >> yes >> a broader range of affordable. >> but does not deliver or reduce -- the barriers in our planning code for any currently current affordable housing projects. this ordinance is not about reducing constraints on those it is about expanding the definition of affordable housing so that housing targeting sloit low higher indm and hire re

aim the ammunition of the minot.s of 82 caliber are loaded into a cassette in order to quickly hit the enemy ; they work reliably and very accurately; dense fire the artillery of the first donetsk army corps is operating against the enemy along the entire front line. mmm, even when we are fighting in the air, we keep an eye on each other, if we notice the enemy mavic, then we lead with our mavic. and now we look at where it takes off. where it takes off from, where the operator works, so we then cover this point with artillery mortars. here is one of the vsu oporniks. our drone detects a militant with a grenade launcher in his hands and shoots in our direction. kamikaze drone, a unit of russian hawks of the first donetsk in the army corps enters the target accurate hit several militants are destroyed alexander katsuba yaroslav borisov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko lead maryinskaya tactical direction the source of power in russia is the people who determine the path of development of the country. vladimir putin state

we are talking about u du's or invisible prop ligz and hybrid owner renter housing includes tenants minot have written leases. we council the tenants every day. we understands the and terrible stale and e milled proirzs oshg pose this listen to them and oshg pose this legislation it is in the a necessary principle we already have a plan. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm [inaudible] i'm callock behalf bay area council to align with spur and the housing action coalition i want to put this in i frame for the city council. men commenters already noted left week the legislatedor sent to the governor 5 specific major housing proposals. directly intend today overrule something this sudden front is doing the city is permitted 182 home this is year. which would mean you would be able to bltdz husbanding you need to for under -- i think about 241 years. we stop pretends thanksgiving new market rate is bad for our community. san francisco model of blocking market rate the left 3 jenerations visual low not work. anyone who walked outside in san francisco it is clear stopping ouzing exacerba

for the record, it was the minot magicians against the jamestown blue jays who got scoreless.ight. that's good stuff, joe. thank you. next at 11 it is concerning that it can cause harm to innocent people that are bystanders. some residents on edge tonight after a gun battle erupts in an east oakland neighborhood. and the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. a frightening shootout in a neighborhood filled with families. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. and i'm julie julie haener. it happened late last night. one witness tells ktvu she heard more than a dozen gunshots. a ktvu's amber lee joins us now live in oakland with video of that shootout. amber that's right, julie. and despite what happened, neighbors tell me they love oakland and have no intention of moving away. still, they are concerned that more and more innocent people could be caught in the crossfire. this video

minot now says he will go to michigan on tuesday, to join at the bit, line and stand in solidarity withdonald trump intends to deliver a prime plan speech to union workers in detroit, during which -- that is according to three sources close to the planning. ahead of his visit, ahead of this visit by the way, a trump campaign radio ad released on tuesday in detroit praised the autoworkers, and said the former president, has, quote always had their back and quote. now everybody thinks that is actually true. the president of the united autoworkers issued a statement to cnn, saying in, quote in part, quote, every fiber of our union is being poured into fighting the billionaire class at an economy that in richest people like donald trump at the expense of workers. trump's record labor unions speaks for itself. during the trump administration, the national labor relations board came under republican control for the first time since 2007. it reversed several key obama era rulings that made it easier for smaller unions to organize and strengthen bargaining rights and workers, and protected work

minot need a lot of help and have households that do require immediate assistance that's when the red cross is there for. continuing the coordination in the background. red cross, fire department, hsa and department of emergency management are coordinating and talking, sharing information so we can track the fire, number of displacements and so we see if needs are ~esque litting. immediate assist analysis the red cross arrives and does assessment and begin to provide funds as appropriate. for hoteling, clothing, food, transportation or other immediate needs. they have their own form well for mou hay establish the amount of money each household will receive am for immediate assistance. receive it in the form of a client assistance a credit card they can take and use and it is expected to last 2-3 day this is is short tomorrow assistance. when the red cross assesses households and does intake, they ask for a release of information. at this moment they'd ask household fist you need additional assistance in the coming day its is okay to share your information with city agencies and diamet

there are program this is minot have those but appear in that data base and once you get past that you need to bring income tax forms. it is, i think good when we think about the types of programs and i know we worked get mtc for the start low income program to which provide tax forms. it exclude it is half the people that is the last and one reasons is we want to connect people if they are eligible. in human service agency connect with more service. but we have the other pieces we did not accept medical cards and we have e involved. there is the concern that -- people eligible are getting the benefit but we are trying to make it less cumbersome. i feel like the next option is -- not -- not requiring the -- so -- we strug welthat a bit. i feel the process has been improved over just by that automation and we are work to expand the data base lockup to the water department. being able to start something that director tumlin is interested in a state level. we are focussed on that and it has been a great collaboration. joy would love to hear more about this. understanding how this collabor

i'm articulating as a district supervisor this minot be shared among my colleagues how we feel and moves to the next level of when we have our captains and having them movingum to the commander when you make that decision when is the qualifications and trainings this make you decide that it time now for i captain instead of stillings captain? men this can be in different division. i,000 sometimes you need different divisions for investigation purpose and inspect investigations internal investigation purposes. you miwant a fire kwaul wall for a team over another. had makes you make sdoigz say instead of having the captains of a different division to dot work you want them to jump to the next level to be command staff? >> the process we have for command starch appointments you in we impelement third degree in the left 3 years. those are appointed and positions the first we have an interview press and we put out a notice to the captains command staff and positions we have a vacancy if you are interested in interviewing. let that be known. and there is a set of interviews we express. this is

i'm articulating as a district supervisor this minot be shared among my colleagues how we feel and moves to the next level of when we have our captains and having them movingum to the commander when you make that decision when is the qualifications and trainings this make you decide that it time now for i captain instead of stillings captain? men this can be in different division. i,000 sometimes you need different divisions for investigation purpose and inspect investigations internal investigation purposes. you miwant a fire kwaul wall for a team over another. had makes you make sdoigz say instead of having the captains of a different division to dot work you want them to jump to the next level to be command staff? >> the process we have for command starch appointments you in we impelement third degree in the left 3 years. those are appointed and positions the first we have an interview press and we put out a notice to the captains command staff and positions we have a vacancy if you are interested in interviewing. let that be known. and there is a set of interviews we express. this is

would say based on the testimony them we heard this evening relate to the financial hardship that minot upon have been taken in account in the nov. in the absence of our stating this in our decision, what i wonder the discretion of the planning department is to the same goal and i think they heard the occurrence we have on this issue as well as the testimony. . is there i wonder whether permissible to ask planning or dbi what discretion they have. >> they need to perform ms. tammy answers how the planning code the planning department applies penalties. sxf ump and mentioned the code provides factors for thest department to consider. in ooh ploying penalties i can read them to you a list of 10 or 12. whether the upon responsible party proper low identified. whether the acruel dates are accurate. nature of the violation. the amount documented staff time spent in order to secure an abatement. duration of the violation. whether the violation was intentional. wlp the violation result in the financial begin to one or more parties. efforts made boy opinion per to correct the violation. impact