his supervisor at the noah house. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >> mr. jones, it states that you violated condition seven by failing to obey all lays, ordinances or statutory conditions of release. at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones's probation officer to weigh in. >> well, given that this charge was dismissed, i recommend reinstatement. had he been convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add? >> i know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals and everything of the job. i want to go back to that position and really help make

noah on his phone. this is absolutely bonkers. the floodwater on sandilands road is three—foot at least. we're at a housesandilands road where we're going carry two children to the church for safety. are you ready, chris? this is the showing community coming together, isn't it? yeah. unbelievable. never ever seen anything like this. stay away from kendall, that's all i can say. 30 miles away sue cashmore has retreated upstairs. well, here we are, a repeat of 2009. just five—foot of water in the house at the moment, but i'm sat up here in the dark, candlelight with my little dog. unfortunately this time no insurance. i don't know what i'm going to do. across the north, floods wreak havoc. daylight and scenes of flooding on a biblical scale. part of the a591, the main road through the lakes, is no longer. the 250—year—old bridge that gave pooley bridge its name is gone. for ron and denise, salvation comes from the rnli. i'll take your bag. and questions are being asked. we were told that it was going to be after these defences it was a once in a 250 year event and here we are ten years later, £38 million a

noah on his phone. this is absolutely bonkers. the floodwater on sandilands road is three—foot at least. we're at a houseing carry two children to the church for safety. are you ready, chris? this is the showing community coming together, isn't it? yeah. unbelievable. never ever seen anything like this. stay away from kendall, that's all i can say. 30 miles away sue cashmore has retreated upstairs. well, here we are, a repeat of 2009. just five—foot of water in the house at the moment, but i'm sat up here in the dark, candlelight with my little dog. unfortunately this time no insurance. i don't know what i'm going to do. across the north, floods wreak havoc. daylight and scenes of flooding on a biblical scale. part of the a591, the main road through the lakes, is no longer. the 250—year—old bridge that gave pooley bridge its name is gone. for ron and denise, salvation comes from the rnli. i'll take your bag. and questions are being asked. we were told that it was going to be after these defences it was a once in a 250 year event and here we are ten years later, £38 million and ten years later, a bit of a

noah, thank you very much. >> thanks very much. >> with "the los angeles times." >>> still ahead, a landmark year for housing, a sector that touches millions of americans. >>> this year the federal reserve hiked interest rates for the first time in a year, the economy grew at the best pace in two years and the unemployment rate dropped to a nine-year low. and as steve liesman reports, those are just some of the economic milestones of 2016. >> reporter: 2016 began with so much optimism that fed vice chair stan fisher felt confident enough to predict as many as four rate hikes. >> those numbers are in the ballpark. you know, the reason we meet eight times a year is because things happen. >> and stuff sure did happen. how the fed went from forecasting those four rate hikes to doing just one is a story of a year that produced several bouts of global fear and ended with a dollop of cheer. within days of fisher's comments, china would begin a meltdown that would send shock waves around the globe and lead to concern about recession in the united states. growth would go flat, averaging just over 1% in the first half. unemployment got stuc

we go one-on-one with noah guyer and ask what happened and what is ahead. >>> transitioning in the white house. the oil executive that president truck is considering for secretary of state. >>> the problems with drunk drivers after passing recreational marijuana. >>> it's 7:30 a.m. on sunday, december 11th. good morning. >>> let's get started with a live look outside in the bay area. the rain has moved out but the fog developed in the north bay and inland valleys overnight and you can see there the sierra saw rain, snow mix this weekend and plenty of powder on those slopes. you can see doppler is dry at this hour. but we did see some pretty impressive rainfall. 24 hour totals show over a quarter of an inch for san jose and 3/4 in fremont and well over an inch in oakland. san francisco got substantial rain as well as napa. over 3/4 of an inch and two inches in kentfeel and over half an inch in santa rosa. the rain did cause damage and flooding around the bay. and this east bay roadway is clear this morning after a tree came crashing down on a passing car. it took crews four hours to remove the

noah's arc set. >> yes. >> which would have been made by parent, for their children. >> another treasure, a doll house.ll rowhouse. >> so who is this darling santa claus i'm looking at? is it santa? >> this is santa's great great great grandfather. >> oh,. >> his name is bell snikle beautiful nicholas, a german family brought this with them sometime around 1840 to philadelphia. >> you can see that they've used real fur to line bellssnikle jacket. he is a street peddler. he has useful things like dust pans, but he also has gift for kids, that he will bring over the holidays. >> his teeth aren't that great. but -- >> i have a great dentist, so he is in good hands. >> displays hand ornament, hand made ornament, some of them more than 100 years old. >> continues he will was invent in the germany. pennsylvania german holiday ornaments use continues tinsel to make decorations creatively. here is a pipe that was maybe an ornament that up might give to your dad. our volunteers make ornaments, inspired by pennsylvania german ornaments. that were made a hundred, and 150 years ago. >> i found one. this. my favori

housing is necessary and desirable. critically within this neighborhood. >> yes. >> aggie. >> commissioner richards >> noah want to make sure [inaudible] >> approval with conditions for the waiver to exposure [inaudible] >> called the question please >> very good commission to the motion that an second to prove this project with conditions that have been amended and submitted to the commissioners also requiring that that one stack of units be reconfigured jury to provide for a 25% courtyard on a motion hillis aye johnson aye koppel aye melgar nay richards aye follansbee a some of them that motion passes 5-1 with commissioner melgar voting against. >>[applause] excuse me, both we have additional business to attend to. excuse me everyone. excuse me, everyone if you mind holding it down would love some additional business to attend to hear. if you could leave the chambers quietly we would certainly appreciate that. >> commissioners that a place is on item 19 for case number 2015-009460 - excuse me - me, folks can you take the conversations outside, please? >> 830 eddy st. and 18. 815 b van ness avenue. conditional use aut

noah. any surprising names for you? >> no y have a lot of those names in my kids' class. this guy is having his baby girl in march. >> send us name suggestions. >> just ahead, house speaker paul ryan on his relationship with donald trump. plus, the house from full house just sold, and guess who bought it. you're watching "early today." they should express how you feel. depuff brighten smooth or ultimaltely all of it. express every emotion. without showing your age. new olay eyes. ageless discover card. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well thank you. free at at discover.com/creditscorecard, >>> well, welcome back. we're still dealing with fires in areas of the south. especially the smoky mountains. 16 large fires, 14 still not contained. this upcoming weekend, we'll watch drier weather and then rain move in. it could even be a soaking rain and the win grip on the fires. wouldn't surprise me if we eliminate a bunch by next week. the rainfall totals are 2 to 3 inches right over the blazes. >> anything to help

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. >> a great treasure thinks hand carved noah's arc set which would have been made by their parents for their children. >> reporter: another treasure a doll house. that is really a doll, row house. >> so who is this darling, santa claus i'm looking at? is it santa? >> this is santa's great, great, grandfather, his name is, bell snickel, beautiful nicholas a german family brought this with them sometime around 1840 to fail. they have used real fur to line his jacket. he was imagined as a street pedestrian willer, -- but he has dustpans and gifts for kid that he will bring over the holidays. his teeth aren't that great. >> i know a great dentist he is in good hand. >> reporter: the glass other than also and hand made ornament, some of them more than 100 years old. >> tinsel was invented in germany. they used tinsel to make decorations, creatively. here's a type that was a ornament that you might give to your dad. >> and volunteers make ornament inspired by pennsylvania german ornament that were made 100, 150 years ago. >> i found one. >> this is my favorite. >> i actually don't even know how it made it on the tree every year but he does, and. >>

as commander in chief and first for host trevor noah and he kept things serious about him mapping on skipping daily intelligence briefings at the white house i think the president-elect may say one thing and do another once here. because the trum of the matter is it's a big complicated is it's a big complicated world. it doesn't matter how smart you are. you have to have best information possible to make best decisions possible. >> president obama is also calling for review of election cyber attacks and russia's possible role in it and wants those reports complete before he leaves office. >> 7:25 now on tuesday morning. it's tucker time. but you know what, isn't it really always tucker time. good morning. >> i like to think so allison and maybe everybody else doesn't. we're looking at cool temps, 40 washington. wind chill 37. will be a cool one todayment yesterday mid 50s. mid 40s yesterday. lot of cloud in forecast and disturb apps west and here and fearly get close and because of that we could see a few showers this afternoon. i guess if you're off norm and west and mountains it myia my may be a snow shower. of what we get there's the 7