tony neill's neighborhood is sprouting up again, too. unlike paul, he hasn't yet broken ground on his lot but he does plan to rebuild here. >> to have everything taken away in four hours, gone, that's quite a thing to start from. >> reporter: despite all he's been through and all he's lost, neill says he's more grateful than ever. >> you just appreciate what you have even more. >> reporter: and never been prouder to be a santa rosa firefighter. in sonoma county, jodi hernand z hernandez, "nbc bay area news." >> there are so many stories of survival still to be told, as all the rebuilding continues. jessica aguirre is hosting a special "wine country wildfires, one year later." tune in or dvr it tonight at 9:00 p.m., right here on nbc bay area. >>> in lighter news, take a look at this video of a sight in the sky over the peninsula, led to a lot of confusion and panic. this was taken by a los altos woman around 7:45 last night. we got several calls into our newsroom shortly thereafter. some people were convinced they saw a meteor, others th

neill: thanks,' good afternoon everyone. all the people in new york city, i want to commend and think our local state and law enforcement officers in this effort, including the attorney general's office and the u.s. attorney's office. nypd detectives along with fbi agents, new york state police and many others, they are one team on our joint terrorism task force. it was the first of its kind in the nation. it's been in business since 1980. there are 300 investigators from 56 agencies. 113 of them are new york city cops. comes to terrorism in new york city, nypd doesn't do anything without the fbi. the fbi doesn't do anything without the nypd. that is a partnership that was forged in fire. in my 36 years of policing, our relationship has never been stronger. this case told that story again. new york city cops worked side-by-side with agents. they brought justice as they always do. the experience of our agencies coupled with expertise, the members of the bomb squad, our highly trained emergency service unit, counterterrorism t

manager michael 0'neill knows improvements need to be made. stephen watson reports.ormance and more clinical finishing a more skilful performance and more clinicalfinishing is a more skilful performance and more clinical finishing is what the northern ireland manager has requested the night in bosnia. we would like to see improvements front of goal, chances the other night we didn't take. in terms of being as competitive as we can, be played against a very powerful austrian tea m against a very powerful austrian team andi against a very powerful austrian team and i think that showed in terms of second ball in the game, they won more second ball than ours. basics to be honest at this level. we need to make sure not overpowered, and other times in the game in vienna we were a little overpowered. northern ireland lost the meeting between the sides in belfast despite dominating much of the match. the captain knows the challenge away from home will be greater. expecting a difficult game, a couple of world—class players in their ranks. it will be a different proposition an

not long ago, neill core search, a republican, was confirmed, there was not much fanfare about that,is quite a conservative justice but with brett kavanaugh‘s justice, this was emotional and highly charged and seem to divide men and women in some ways as well. admitting their concerns that they we re admitting their concerns that they were not being listened to when these concerns came out. there was so much attention on the hearing and so much attention on the hearing and so many people watching when brett kavanaugh so many people watching when brett kava naugh tried to so many people watching when brett kavanaugh tried to defend himself and doctor ford told her story. it is very sad, as well. it has been heartbreaking to see the usb so divided and so partisan. —— to see the usa be. what you think this was about? the sexual assault allegations or the temperament of judge kavanaugh, or just allegations or the temperament of judge kavanaugh, orjust about the politics? for the democrats, they had trouble with him from the beginning. they were worried that he was going to be incredibly

three years later, the company still has not done that, which means homeowners like adrian and rachel neillst rates. it's a big additional cost. we have added it up, that's the extra you have paid. yeah. 20 grand over ten years. my reaction is a sinking feeling, in all honesty. it is completely, well... itsjust daylight robbery, isn't it? i got into my business to progress it and make things better for me and my family, and that kind of money would make a massive difference. cerberus say they are good corporate citizens, committed to compliance with the strongest ethical standards and all regulatory requirements, but the private equity company continues to make big profits from the high interest rates. andy verity, bbc news. and you can see more on that story in panorama: trapped by my mortgage — tonight on bbc one at 8.30. after a short rest from royal duties, the duchess of sussex has rejoined her husband for a walkabout on fraser island off the coast of queensland. the couple, who are expecting their first child in the spring, are on a 16 day tour taking in australia, new zealand, fiji a

i'm going to bring it over here to sergeant shane o neill with the sentences the sheriff's departmentllo. can you tell us of this is? >> tell us about the canine heroes program. when did you become a part of it? what are the dogs trained to do? >> he is trained to do explosive detection. canine heroes in the park is tomorrow. is a family-friendly event. there are working dogs at the event. >> this is your last day as a handler? >> yes it is. i got promoted to sergeant. do you still get to work with the dogs anymore? >> no. it's tough. it's part of the job. >> tell us more about canine heroes. how do they help in some of the activities that happen here in the city? how are they part of fleet weight? >> there are multiple agencies. their doing demonstrations. there are search and rescue dog. the police working dogs. the sorry dogs are further natural disasters. they go help search for people. >> been a lot people will be in town for fleet week. which a great way for people to stay connectedfor people to stay connected is you can sign up four emergency text alerts. 888 --- 7777. there th

the new york city mayor and the police commissioner james o 'neill are excited to hold a news conferencekilling of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. says, saudi arabia would not have dared to have khashoggi killed inside of the conflict without some sort of backing from the united states. callingident blasted, the case of the worst cover up in history. cabinet is said to be at all out war over her brexit plan. about theounted today disruption that could be unleashed at the u.k. leaves the european union without a deal. the national audit office, said smugglers and other organized criminals were likely to exploit gaps in border enforcement in the event of a no deal brexit. there is a winner in the biggest u.s. lottery of all time. mega millions officials say the winning ticket in the $1.6 million jackpot was sold in south carolina. most winners take the cash option which is be about $913 million before taxes. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on @tiktok on twitter powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. da

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industry three years ago, there was a lot more best my very first mentor on wall street was william o neillen the economy goes up, we create more garbage. and we do. he went more waste management, and also, defense contractors. martin,ook at lockheed 25 straight years of increasing dividends and cash flow, yield slow, that is a good company. >> brian, you made an interesting point, people may think industrials are at the heart of trade tensions but it is hard to see it in the stocks. what is the relationship you have seen so far between trade headlines in anything in the market? that is a great question. we have been overweight all year and we have been wrong because stocks by and large underperformed, but we believe that they have underperformed for emotional reasons, but not for fundamental reasons. we could make the case that, a lot of companies have not raised their numbers yet, and we think numbers could be too low in the industrials ace. from a longer-term perspective, you need to play industrials carefully because they are neutral with the market. so you by the industrial sector when

congressman neill was with us.e were there to visit and try to learn first hand what was happening and what was happening was shameful. it never should have happened that our fellow citizens would be left behind after such a devastating event. ms. saldo: do you agree with the trump administration's response to puerto rico? rep. diehl: senator warren -- warren's response shows just how possessed she is with donald trump and using his name any way she can. donald trump is not running here and massachusetts. but you and i are. i've certainly talked to the puerto rican community. in fact, when the lawrence disaster happened, when the gas line explosions occurred in lawrence and north andover, i was there that night. you were out of the state, as usual, not in massachusetts to be there when they needed them. i know you came in the next day for photo ops but it i -- i was out with the national guard when you were in passive and oklahoma campaigning. i was with families who couldn't have showers working because the gas li

right now we've got a pro going out to an asteroid called ben neill and we will try to learn as much as we can about this particular asteroid. the osiris rex has a laser on board so in december when we approach, which is going to happen this year in deep space, an asteroid will use that created by the canadian space agency to make determinations on the shape and map the surface of this particular asteroid so we can understand this characterization even more. on earth science, historically we've been very cooperative unengaging and how clouds affect how the climate is changing and the temperature changes on the surface of the planet. and of course, the surface water ocean topography mission coming up in the year 2021 which is a great collaboration between nasa and the canadian space agency. then of course there are the most salient aspects of what canada does with the united states. mark darnell is canada's first astronaut and the current minister of transfer in the government of canada. and he is one of so many astronauts. there's been a total of eight astronauts have come from canad

joseph marie neill has been back in front of the cameras this morning.to say on the clu bs rece nt he had very little to say on the clubs recent run of poor form. —— jose mourinho. lewis hamilton was fastest in first and second practice with the japanese grand prix. he was have a second clear of any other driver. sebastien vettel was a distant third. and in tennis british and one cal edmund is into the semifinal of the china open. i will be back with more on those stories at 11:30am. congolese doctor denis mukwege and yazidi campaginer nadia murad have been jointly awarded the nobel peace prize for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict. denis mukwege has spent two decades helping women recover from the violence and trauma of rape in war—torn eastern democratic republic of congo. nadia murad is a 25—year—old yazidi woman who was kidnapped by islamic state militants in 2014 and endured three months as a sex slave before managing to escape and tell her story. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley is her