nielsen called her aide, miles taylor, now serving as our chief of staff, to let him know. it looks like stephen is going to be the border czar, she said. this is effing believed. we need to get ready. taylor called stephen miller and found the white house aide exceedingly excited to put on the crown, as he put it. miller said he was going to go full napoleon once in charge. i want to make sure you recognize that this moment was my coronation, wheeler said. my coronation. that anecdotal is just one of several new insights into an administration dead set on breaking laws, harming those with the least agency, and staying in power at all costs. bigger and glass or detail moments when trump asked nielsen to cancel, literally cancel, the ninth circuit court of appeals to, quote, get rid of the effing judges, and when trump asked john kelly why his generals couldn't be more like hitler's nazi officers. the describe how close trump actually was to pulling the u.s. out of nato, and how the director of national intelligence, dan coats, was so disturbed by trump's interaction with vl

nielsen was apoplectic. this is exactly what i -- said would happen she told jeff sessions. someone needs to get him on the phone and tell him to halt. her relationship with the president continued to deteriorate because the president continued to ask her to enact illegal immigration policy. as baker and glasser report in 2018 nielsen was already part of a group of trump officials including john kelly, jim mattis, joe dunford, bets i devos, ryan zinke on the verge of resigning en masse. all of them were worried that trump was off the rails. by 2019 nielsen formed a figurative mutual suicide pact with health and human services secretary alex azar from their new book, quote, from the minute he signed the executive order reversing course on family separations amid a national uproar trump basically regretted it and routinely threatened to consider turning it back on. as the president privately agitated to resume the practice azar and nielsen agreed they would not go along again and formed a mutual suicide pact. if trump did turn it back on they would both resign together. both k

police told katie nielsen they are outnumbe. are outnumbered. >> the murder was the 91st of the year. down from 97 at the same time last year. still too violent, considering it will bee third year oakland breaks 100 murders in the year. >> he is trying to catch the bun he heard gunshots. >> he took off. >> reporter: one person was killed and another injured in the shooting. president of the d police officers union said offis were not able to do any proactive policing because they were barely keeping up with the number of 911 calls. >> the math doesn't work out. >> reporter: >> reporter: officers acknowledged during the multiple multiple shmany non-life-threatening calls went. went unanswered. the just were t enough officers on the street. >> there were not enough calls related to violence. there weree scenes and shootings as well ase calling for crimes in progress. >> reporter: they are authorized are authorized to have 726 offi. 726 officers. they currently ony have 681 which the union said isn't enough. >> the numbers drop so

nielsen says that you were at his house. you were drunk and belligerent.ssive towards him, and he defended himself. this happened on the 6th of may of last year? >> yup. >> judge judy: "yup" is not an answer. yes is an answer. >> yes, yes. >> judge judy: you were at his house for a party. were you an invited guest or no? >> no, the party i went to was his roommate's who actually was renting the place. he didn't... he was just staying there. he didn't own the place. so i was... >> judge judy: just a second. if it was his roommate, that means he was living there. >> yeah. he was living there. >> judge judy: all right. >> but he didn't pay anything. >> judge judy: i don't care. that's not important to this case at all.

we will see berger mansten and may brit nielsen to according to nielsen, she starred in three consecutive films of the swedish classic, which by and large became her only star incarnations . it was not awarded worldwide, but for bergman it became fundamental, because the end of the summer game gives a start to his creative triumph. it is interesting to view the frames, to guess the future of the tape. here the heroes are collecting fellow countrymen and here it is impossible not to remember the strawberry meadow, marked with the main prize at burley the summer game in many ways anticipates the summer with monika, but with less psychologism. here you can even read the triumphant seventh seal in the frame, where the supposedly cancer-stricken aunt of hedrik is playing a chess game with the priest. what will each of you see in the summer game? new restoration center of the museum. what opportunities have appeared with its opening? i want to say that at the end of last year we had a new building opened after reconstruction, which we called the restoration building of the restorers. moved from

nielsen who was the dhs off on thiso signed and stephen miller. i want you to talk about if you could her role which you will see is more complicated than we initially thought and miller who is still the ideological driver of the whole set of policies. >> cure stone nelson came into the trump administration has a moderate. she was a cybersecurity expert that help established the first time under george w. bush. experience and no strong feelings about immigration, one of the people i interviewed who joined under trump and just said i didn't know that much i wasn't thinking about it that much. from the beginning they seemed a bit misguided in terms of whatct their expectations for their jobs might look like given how much of this white house cared about the issue but family separations proposed to her right after she's confirmed in december of 2017 and she says absolutely not. john kelly said no to this. i'm not doing it. i don't believe in it and then over time this alternative version of achieving the same end is proposed to her with prosecution a

katie nielsen is nielsen is at the jail in dubli. in dublin. >> reporter: from guard to inmate in less than 24 hours. is is being held here at the countl were last night he finished hist at around 11:00 pm. two hours l, he is accused of shooting and kg two people. >> reporter: this is video of ae and squad cars outside the victim's home in dublin where off-duty county sheriff's deputs accused of shooting and killinga woman and her husband. investigators believe williams d the female victim had an ongoing ongoing personal relationship. >> is a great loss for the commy a more disheartening to find oue was one of our own. >> reporter: one of the neighbod she did not want to be identified on camera but said early this morning she heard for gunshots and then heard the victim's mother screaming, whate you doing and saw a man dressed in dark clothing run out the front door, jumped in a car and speed away. williams called police as he was driving toward southern california. >> he wanted to turn himself in. in. >> reporter: he said he had thr

or under spoke nielsen's, military and west of the royal danish defense college. in copenhagen, i asked him who would benefit from these attacks? well, 1st i'd say, i think we have to be aware that this is apparently an attack that very deliberately is designed to look like sabotage, like nobody is trying to hide what is going on. so we have to look for somebody who would be interested in this to, to actually look like a sabotaged attack, but also to not be clearly something that we can attribute to a particular actor. so, so some said somebody wants us to be discussing this question exactly who, who could be behind this and who would benefit from all these different ideas and theories being grown around on social media. i think if we look at what has happened so far, we have had more stability on the energy markets in europe. more uncertainty about gas delivers. and then we have had a lot of people on social media and also politicians discussing who could be behind this and some people in the west blaming each other. some people saying is the polish and people sa

katie nielsen spoke to an officer who was at the school when the shooting happened. >> i saw the bullets going everywhere. i was like -- someone is plaguing. he was bleeding. i was like, oh, my god. this is not a game. >> reporter: and we did not want to give us his last name but says he is an employee. he was eating his lunch when he heard the gunshots around 12:45 wednesday afternoon. >> i was like, let's go. let's run a gary. >> we were in our class, just doing our work and then we heard six gunshots or seven gunshots. >> reporter: all schools were locked down for about an hour and a half as parents waited to pick up their children at a reunification center. >> you are just so scared. we were thinking the worst. you just want to see your kids. >> reporter: according to the district, all six that were shot were affiliated with the school in some way. sources tell us they believe this could have been a targeted shooting. the targets could have been one of the students. >> i completely understand the fear, the motion, the panic when shootings are occurring at our schools, with our young

go on. >> reporter: in livermore, katie katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> what a gift from that neighbor. the driver who hit kristina served seven years in prison and after he got out he was arrested again on federal drug charges. he will be sentenced next month. > >> there is a push for new techy new technology in cars that could prevent dui tragedies. the the national transportation safety board is recommending all all cars sold in the u.s. be equipped with alcohol impairmens impairment detectors and this may be in the form of breath sensors or touch sensors. >> 30 people a day in the united united states of america are going to die because of impaired impaired driving. this technology will help prevent th. prevent that. >> restaurant and beverage trade trade groups opposed this move, saying people may not be able to to start their cars after having having a drink with dinner. some some repeat dui offenders in california already have to install interlock devices on their cars. > >> onto a warning tonight, the state health department is out with a new warning about rainbow rainbow fentan

we are joined now by the floor of the stock exchange by nielsen. thanks for your time. i'm curious as to what made you want to spin off this business in the first place. i think it has more than a $2 billion valuation on its own. why did you want to separate it from the traditional motor companies' assets? nielsen: well, we want livewire to be the leader in the electric motorcycle space, and having a dedicated team running it, a company that has the agility to break traditional boundaries, it is what we are trying to accomplish with livewire. the project we have already launched, and we will start delivering next year, and really having that electrification and service, blueprint, core assessment in harley is the idea behind it. while we can use the ability that harley has from a manufacturing supply chain perspective and not having to redo that, we can really innovate while harley concentrates on its full assessment. jon: jochen, a long-term as outlined in some of that. there is the short term, as we are highlighting for our television audience. it has been a very chal

a deal with nielsen.e will have ratings every week. that is important because that is what advertisers and the industry follows, nielsen ratings. on top of that, we have first party data and we will use that not only to measure our fans and serve them better, but also to serve advertisers better. we can use that first party data to make the advertising more relevant and targeted and directed. it is an incredible opportunity. emily: talk to us about the experience. will there be a pregame show, halftime show, sideline reporters? how will this be different than a traditional network experience? marie: first of all, we start with the basics. we have the best, we think we will have the best game broadcast in the business. i have been in sports 20 years and you have to remember it starts and ends with the game. we have iconic broadcasters like kirk curb street -- herbstreit, al michaels. we have more cameras than anybody. when you turn on your big screen or whatever you watch the game, you can relax and enjoy

as kpix5's katie nielsen explains why we could be be pushing the limits of the power grid long after the sun gs down. >> reporter: the sweet smell mg with the rhythmic refrains from charles sudlick's guitar. 25 years he's played in front of be played in front of blue agave in in downtown pleasanton. on nights like this the sundown dot bring much relief from the triple digit temperatures. >> i'm out here by myself tonig. >> reporter: even so, the showt go on. >> i thought people wouldn't wat to cook, so they'd come out, but but everybody's home in front or air conditioner. >> reporter: the lack of overnt cooling does have other impacts mainly on transformers. >> they get hot in the hot weat. >> reporter: severn borensteins it an energy expect at uc berkey and sits on the board of governors for cal iso. he said many of the transformers that sit atop power poles are engined with overnight cooling in mind. >> if the temperature stays hig, they don't cool down as much and and the problem is that can lead lead to more overheating and bln transformers. >> reporter: he says he does nt antici

kpix 5's katie nielsen joins us live , from the the hospital. katie? >> reporter: three of the six shooting victims were brought here to highland hospital in oakland, we had a chance to talk talk with some of the eyewitnesses to this afternoon's afternoon's shooting, as they told us what they saw and heard. >> i went to the window, and i saw, like, the bullets going ev. going everywhere. i was like, is is this some kind of, you know, someone is playing, i saw my coworkers running away and i saw saw the sky giving up and he was was bleeding, i was like, this is not a game, this is real. >> reporter: henry did not want to give us his last name, but says he is an employee at rexdale, he says he was eating his lunch, when here at the gunshots at the campus around 15 around 12:45, wednesday afternoon. >> i was thinking about my life, life, i was like, let's go, let's run away, i said, let's go go to the bathroom, let's go and and hide ourselves. >> we were in our class, just doing our work and we heard six gunshots, seven gunshots. >> reporter: all three sc

dan nielsen, who sees it as evidence of a wider conspiracy. they called a global warming. i call it climate change. they'll change it to something else to make it fit their gym. the they got a plan, they control the water, the control, the people, until the band, a dam blocked the lake and the canal irrigated the farms. after the ruling federal agents came and closed the gate, ah, our plan was to get enough people rallied a couple of hours of paper. we're going to come full of ok and get the get the head gate to go on and start getting water flowing to the farmers. oh yeah, we're ready. we're still ready, but you gotta get people to back down is determined to organize a fight back in and hoax to recruit his neighbor there. are you guys there on trying to get a little info on all the water defects if you guys us our help. it's really affected? yes. yeah. no watered all summer era. no, not often the ministration that we have in the office today. is there a communist ministration? co salmon, you know, it's on endangered species list. how that can happen? you can buy it at saf

now they are rallying around, dan nielsen and his call for action. they're like, are we told are you know what's going on in our world, lord with everything with covered in the water and everything that's going on. so are we just ask you to fight that battle uses as your warriors? lord, we love you and we thank you for all the things you do for us and this meal. and jesus say, hey man, i prayers are followed by discussion. and what is it that they're actually after our land, they've been after all the water forever on the water. yes sir. but if you go do something, then consider you a terrorist. when all you want to do is protect your family, your private property, your neighbors. right? we're gonna have to take it off ourselves. we saw how well that went. even on camera, on the threat is barely concealed, believing themselves, victims of evil forces. they say they are ready for violence for conflict. these guys have about 20250 members. that govern redmond. i got a couple 1000 people in there. right. people right. people get together work and renewe

that is my goal. >> reporter: in san francisco, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> isn't it amazing how strongand so young? and he wants to help other kids. >> taking his pain and wanting to channel it into purpose. > >> still ahead, watch this. some some bay area fire stations getting a new emergency respons. response tool. how it will help keep crews in the fight, even in in the most dire situations. > >> california regulators making a first of its kind decision aimed at reducing emissions fro. from appliances. we will have the new rules. > >> and california ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> right now on kpix 5, a new high-tech system aimed at protecting whales off the bay area coast. the partnership that that helped it become a reality. > >> north bay fire stations getting a green upgrade. the new new technology that could save . save lives. >> the station does not have a p a backup generator, now it will. will. > >> and after a trying couple of, of weeks, a double dose of good news for people living in the fire zone. good evening, i am elizabeth cook. >> i am reed cowan, in for ryan this evening. > >> reside

the deployment of a brigade-sized military contingent in lithuania, according to victoria ecmelita nielsen such plans are very rational and realistic in assessing the situation in the region. this is another example of european democracy in the netherlands, the belarusians took away their passport and did not let them go homeland. how do you like this approach in a so-called civilized country where same-sex marriages flourish and drug trafficking is essentially uncontrolled, a twenty-year-old guy returned to his homeland, appreciating european values, now he believes that belarus is at the top of european development. i asked, uh, perhaps return that is, there was a request, after which they fed me promises for a long time, constantly rescheduling the date, constantly assigning other numbers, and in the end, i realized that it’s unlikely that i could to return to belarus and perhaps i won’t be able to do it at all. if i wait and hope for some strangers. after that, i studied the area of ​​the map and ordered transport in the form of a bus, but for lithuania and having passed. uh, quite a l

live in oakland, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> thank you for that new infor. for that new information. > >> we start tonight's meeting was incredibly heavy hearts. we share the grief, fear, hurt, ans of the people who were injured d their families. in the past hour, the oakland school board addressed the shooting at its meeting underway right now. joining us now to talk more about this is spokesman for johi . thank you so much. i know thit i know this isn't a topic you want to do. unfortunately, you're here with us tonight to k about security in moving forward. bullets layout kind oft happened today and what happens moving forward for the students, , the parents, the faculty. >> yeah >> yeah, thank you, juliette. i i do want to point out, the kids kids that you showed earlier at at the very beginning of the show, those are kids who go to oakland academy of knowledge, which is up the street from the location, the king estate campu. the king estate campus. they were kind of caught up in it because the whole area was shut down by the police. i just want to clarif

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katie nielsen ts us why. >> reporter: music and family, two of jesse's favorite things.ars, it means even more for him. >> i did not know it was cancer. when they told me it was leukemia, okay, give me medicind let me go home. >> reporter: a week before his h birthday, jesse was diagnosed with acute leukemia, the most common form of childhood cancer. cancer. >> i am glad i am still here. >> >> reporter: jesse's cancer camk came back five times in the last last six years, but now, he has been in remission for more than a year. >> given everything he has been through in the face of life and death decisions, he has approached it with his remarkable courage. >> reporter: that is why just that of the concert wednesday night, jesse was awarded the colin powell medal of courage. >> we are joyed to have jesse here tonight! >> reporter: matthew mcconaughey mcconaughey introduced jesse coo jesse coronado on stage, but it was a different kind of meeting that meant the most. jesse was reunited with roberto, his favorite nurse from ucsf children's hospital. >> i was very proud and ex

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katie nielsen in the number one place people should come back to back to avoid cutting themselve. themselves off. >> reporter: people in pleasanton gave air-conditioners air-conditioners or break. this group of book club friends decided to go out to dinner. >> it was a good night to try and get into trouble. >> cal iso that manages the power grid said it is anticipatg record demand over the next few days with an extended heat wave that is expected to impact almot all of california. governor newsom declared a state of emergency which allows for increased power generation fromg plants in an effort to try and t rolling blackouts like we saw to years ago. >> the problem that california faces is almost entirely air co. air conditioning. >> he said we should avoid blackouts as long as everyone does their part to can serve during peak times. that is late afternoon and early evening. >> if people can increase their thermostat a few degrees from 75 75 to 78, that takes a huge loaf the system. >> experts say charging an elecc car takes as much power as an air conditioner. they asked people

in san jose, katie nielsen, kpix 5. > >> darren peck is in for paul n tonight. it is one thing after . things are finally starting to l off. now the fire could impact air quality. >> it likely will. let's get some context. the size of the cloud was impressive. katie have katie have that in the story. here's another perspective. this perspective. this from space. getting the perspective not only not only for how large the fire has grown and how much smoke it put out and how the smoke is spreading. we will get to that in the second. i will use one or latest tools. is called pyro cast. is a detailed look at the fire. you can see where the footprint is. you see where it was in relation to tahoe. what s the fiery history? >> we can see where the fire is burning. there is not a lot of history. there is a fire, the ralston fire. i will get rid of the mosquito fire so you can see, back in 2006, that fire is the only thing there that has already burned. there is a lot of room for the fire to run. the the smoke is going to have wide impacts. the question is how muh will w

of how receptive the financial markets are to the deals that are stacked up behind it deals like nielsenaco about to be priced based on what happens with citrix. this is a truly important moment one of the rare moments we get in the financing markets. >> at the same time, bill, this has effects for leverage buyouts and you could argue you're not seeing as many of those in the current environment and there's so much dry powder the private equity funds are holding onto it may just lead to a different kind of deal, right? >> right, it might mean a lot less leverage, more equity i mean, it won't -- we won't get to anything like what perhaps the twitter deal, if it ever gets done looks like, which is, you know, three quarters equity which is close to insanity in terms of a deal structuring environment. but, you knows this is seven times leverage it's going to result in pricing that's going to i think surprise the market, and it's going to result in losses for the banks that committed to it earlier in the year as i mentioned nielsen, which is a buyout, and tenaco, which is an apollo buyout, bo

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here is kpix 5 katie nielsen. >> a mother's love. >> she was such a family person. person. reminds me of how important the family was to her pretty which you can hear the pe the pride in her voice as she talks about her daughter christina. christina grew up ine in livermore with the love of helping people and animals, and the color pink. >> these are genuine smiles. she she is really happy and loves life anyway she found out the only emotion more powerful than love is grief. at 21 years old, christina was a second-year nursing student at chico state. on september 22nd, 2013, she was she was riding her bike home from the library and was hit and by drunk driver. >> i don't want people to rememr to remember the day that she died. i want people to remember all the day she lived. >> that's where rose smith come. comes in. >> seems like forever. the way e and her late husband owned a ranch behind chester mintz hous. mintz house. when they sold the land to a developer 1.5 years ago, they put one stipulation in stipulation in place for this tree into the neighborhood had to be name

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presenting a blue ribbon car show at the university of california san francisco mission bay campus, 727 nielsen rising lane in order to help the -- inform the community to -- about the reality, to join men in the process of being screened so we can early detect the possibility of the disease and provide an effective response to it to help preserve life and sustain life. thirdly to invite men to join us as a part of the prostate cancer action initiative group to provide support and care and wellness, witnesses to our community. julian: such an important cause. i can expect a great turnout. you are pairing, what can be a little scary, getting screened for a deadly cancer. although early detection is key. but you are pairing it with cars, something guys, and many people love. can you tell me about why you decided to pair this really important because, screening for prostate cancer, with what should be an awesome car show too? jame: yes our prostate group meets monthly. and during our meeting one of our members donovan petrus came to us with the idea. he is a car advocate. members of his family hav

about this and add to the uncertainty, but for now a thank you for your expert analysis on this book nielsen from the ro, danish defense college in copenhagen. thank you so much. but we'll take a look at some more news from around the world. now supporters of iraq's influential cleric, i looked at it outside of stormed part of baghdad is heavily fortified to government area. protesters breached the barriers in the capital, greens, and demanding the parliament dissolve. and whole new elections. iraq has been unable to form a government since october went outside and ordered his party to withdraw from negotiations least 9 people have been killed and dozens injured after iran launched a series of drone strikes into the kurdish region of northern iraq. iranian authorities accused armed kurdish groups of stoking unrest in iran. u. s. is condemned to strikes as an attack on iraq sovereignty to the united states when millions of residents of florida have been advised to evacuate as urgently as possible. as her recon, it begins to batter the peninsula west coast. those who have stayed are hunkering

look, she should not givea nielsen at while others focus their accusations directly at the russian president. lacy democrat. the german chancellor old f sholtes lashed out at what he called prudence, imperialist ambitions, and vows to continue supporting ukraine most often. so he isn't just destroying ukraine. he's also ruining his own country miss law. this is why we will not accept a piece dictated by russia. and this is why we will not accept any sham referendums heiner. and this is why ukraine must be able to defend itself against russia's invasion months before up via them come. but despite the widespread condemnation, it remains unclear just how the u. n. will be able to respond. and as delegates prepare for more speeches in new york, all will be keeping an eye on the conflict raging half a world away. and we can speak now to a political correspondent, nina. hi, the nina. the jen and chance. i certainly had some pretty pointed remarks about russia's war in ukraine, didn't he? my yes he did. i mean, we have to remember that he spoke before rush or announced the parcel mobilization but s

about this and add to the uncertainty, but for now a thank you for your expert analysis on this book nielsen from the ro, danish defense college in copenhagen. thank you so much. take a look at some more social around the world. now supporters of iraq's influential cleric looked at outsider, have stormed, part of baghdad is heavily fortified government area. protestors breached barriers in the capitals green zone, demanding that parliament to dissolve and hold new elections. iraq has been unable to form a government since october when i was father ordered his part is to withdraw from negotiations. at least 9 people have been killed and dozens injured after iran launched a series of drone strikes into the kurdish region of northern iraq. radio authorities accused armed kurdish groups of stoking unrest in iran. u. s. is condemned to strikes as an attack on iraq sovereignty typhoon noro has made land fall in vietnam, bringing heavy rains and winds of more than 100 kilometers. now, airports, schools and offices are closed and hundreds of thousands have been evacuated. nora has been downgraded to

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